East Side High School - Torch Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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TORCH 1985 Volume 126 £ast Side High School 238 Von Buren Street Newark, New Jersey 07105 TW Poj Introduction 1 Contents Introduction 1 Student Life 2 Academics ... 18 Athletics ... 26 Clubs Activities ... 46 People ... 71 Closing ... 157 Advertisements ... 166 Index ... 178 K thK (OSoai rtOy9h? TH€ On o snowy evening in Morch. members of the doss of 85 onxiously gothered to enjoy the annual splosh party held ot the Holiday Inn. After socializing and relaxing, the fun began. Junior President Sergio Dos Sontos ond doss Vice President John Cunho demonstrated their breaking ond bee-bop toients. In oddition. swimming relays between teachers and students were held. Those who participated were Mr. Androous. Mr. Duggon, Mr. UJagner ond Ms. UUerner along with students Alex franco. 8rlon fallen and Ted Silva. They were oil enthuslosticaiy cheered on. After these fun times, the pool area quickly cleared when the hot and cold buffet was set up for all to enjoy. following these festivities it wos eagerly bock to the pool oreo with one big splosh1' where you could take port In a series of activities such os volteyboB, reloy competitions, ond just plain swimming. To words the final hour of this winter porodise everyone wormed up ond relaxed In the saunas before gathering their belongings ond going out into the cold night oir. BIG SPLASH i Student life Splosh Porty Chop«roo s? Sor . I I h lpj Won L mos offers friendly osslsforxe to Morio R s nd rogordmg on tnglsh osslQfvnent. FRI6NDS FOR€V€R hen we looi- bock on our high school doys many Fond memories tull come back to us. ki our thoughts we wiH relive days filled with fun ond loughter. in oddition to less joyful days clouded by discontent. Uie u IH. of course remember our teochers. the subjects we studied, ond the octlvlties uje participated in. However, o certain port of our high school Hfe will hove o special place in our memories. That certain factor is friendship. friendship is not something that Is carried out only throughout our four years ot Cost Side, but something thot we will experience for the rest of our Ives. It not only means having companions. but It also pertoms to the coring ond shoring ond helping of one onother is toklng time off to shore our opinions ond tolents with others. UJho uiifl ever forget the class comedian who told us those funny jokes In homeroom which helped us to stort the doy. or the lob portners who lent us o helping hond in preparing thot experiment for Mr. flndroous. LUith whom but our friends could we hove endured cold football gomes ond strenuous exom schecMes? Those who ottended our afternoon ond evening socials wtf never forget the music of O.J. Freddy freak. friendship is the componionship we receive from those friends who ore very special to us. ond the richness of our experiences together. Uie ore lucky to be able to soy thot friendship is olive ond wefl ot Cost Side ond continues to grow more evident every doy. It is difficult to imagine not hovmg our friends to cheer our triumphs, ond stood by us. espedolly in our defoots, fl difficult struggle is moke eosier by the helping hond ond worm smile of o friend. friendship is on extraordinary bond shored by humon beings. It is o willingness to give of oneself In return for the love and understanding of onother person, friends hove o certain woy of communicating, of unde'stondmg so wefl one another's feelings and ideas thot words ore not alwoys necessary in conveying their thoughts, fls Henry Dovid Thoreou so wefl put it: ‘ The language of friendship Is not words, but meanings It Is on intelligence obove Ian-guoge. 6 Th m friendship you kidding? Thot u0 n w� f uiork M nds short mor than •motions P dro Souso. m o lw -V discussion rogordlng tts quqMCv OI food b ng s rv d ot lunch tun Thorn friendship 7 'BR€RKIN' FOR GINR On February 23rd. 1984 the spirit of friendship wos in evidence ot Cost Side as students participated in an activity which proved to be enjoyable for them os well os helpful for a special little person. This activity was the breok dance contest in which Cost Siders exhibited their talent in breok doncin, rappm. and electric boogie. This contest wos organized to help Gina Rrdito. our speciol friend who needed an operation. Contestants were judged by DJ's from the local radio stotions. The winners In the electric boogie were Chester UJHioms ond Marcus Irby, while Marvin Huey ond Cedrlk Honeyblue won the M.C. award. Jose Hernandez. Usette Montalvo, ond Cdison Rodriguez received awards in the breakin” category. The breakdonce contest wil be remembered by ol os a result of what can happen urfien o group of coring people combine friendship with hard work ond effort in order to bring joy into the life of someone speciol. 8v succession combining choir off ores ond colon s. Chover WBams ond Mark Irby give on award-winning porformonco 0 Theme friendship Proctk mofcos p rf t ■ os Ch st r UMboms and Marcus Irby dtatovor oft winning first ptoce In th Gectrtc 8oogm' category On Thursdoy April 12th 1984. more thon 170 speciol guests from the Clifford Street Senior Citizens Club assembled ot Cast Side High School for the First Annual luncheon held In their honor This ideo wos first brought to the ottention of the Student Council by Mr. Martin. Vlce Princlpol. The doy begon with o grand welcome from Cost Sides Morchlng Bond. The honored guests were escourted to the gymnasium where they were entertained by various dubs ond members of the student body. They were. then, ushered into the very Sprmg-hke decoroted oil-purpose room, for o sumptous luncheon catered by cafeteria chef. Mr. Aoberts. During the luncheon, o roffle wos conducted by members of the Student Council The grand prize wos o gourmet food bosket. During these festivities. Mrs. CordieBos. school Principal, expressed her thanks to the guests for attending this special occosion ond for shoring with us the pleosure of their company The luncheon proved to be o very memoroble event for everyone Involved. It wos the first of mony such luncheons to come ond o fine woy of showing Cost Side s pride, concern, ond friendship for the community. ft special presentation TH€ R€fil 'SENIORS' Mrs Corcftetos. being welcomed by the guests 10 Theme friendship Tick onvoo ? Th uMkofcirq commltt Our honored Qu tts from th Clfford Str t Soctor OtUom CX Thom fr� rtd Np 11 Th wring begins a«h o friendly uMkom Th final touch. 4 Studont Ufa Prom FI SP6CIRL eveNING The days roin hod mhitemoshed the air ond os the night descended, the stars tminkled and the moon gtomed overheod. This morm Spring night seemed to be the perfect prelude for the Junior Prom, A Night In Heaven. On Moy 4rh. 1984. the Portuguese Pavilion uuos the scene for this goto evening. Hood in hand, shorply dressed and smiling, couples began o night thot mould prove to be no less thon perfect. Hellos mere given, hugs ond kisses erchonged. os friends entered the pavilion determined to moke this event o very special Night In Heoven. ' fl vonety of appetizing dishes, mlth ton tali zing oromos. mos served to oil and gave pleasure even to the most discriminating toste buds. freddy Freak, our evening O.J., ployed the nemest hits os mel os the softest melodies for everyone's pleosure. The doss of 85 mifl remember fl Night In Heoven ' mith thoughts of friendship, good food ond music, ond lasting memories. fll Ch« right mov«. Sov th lost dont for My on ond only tor toolght Jot lop ora ftkte Gr gono sotisfy tost bud . looking gr ot R0=l€CTIONS The musk wos loud, the crowd wos excited, ond the clothes ond models were ‘‘hot “Reflections' , os the fashion show wos entitled, took the audience through o nostalgic tour of music and fashion from the roaring twenties to the rocking eighties. The show consisted of evening wear, casual weor. ond. the ever popular, swim ottlre. The various outfits emphasized freedom ond comfort with the “boggy-look . intertwined with the fashion show wos greot musical entertainment. These sections were highlighted by the ‘ oppeoronces' of the Andrew Sisters. Taco, Simon and Gorfunkel. ond the Ccdture Club. Morio Santos was oble to swone the crowd with his portroyoi of Comilo Sesto. but the program s dlmox was reached by Danny Jockson who oppeared os Michoel Jackson. Donny's performance had the oudience. on Its feet, yelling for more The crowd opplouded os the cast took its bows, ending the program ond giving both spectators and participants something to reflect upon In the years to come. The Andrew Sisters. Ive end In person. The latest too m street fosNon Hots hove never yone os« ot « • 16 Student l e foshion Shout OvKkxt Po9 ftcod mks • CALCULATIONS AND For those who on|oy the challenge of solving an algebraic equation or completing an intricate physics experiment, fcast Side has provided each student with opportunities to do such assignments while continuing to expand their interests. The math department with its friendly and very competent teachers make any type of math class more than just mere lines and angles. These courses trigger our interest and knowledge of numbers and their importance in our ever changing world. We learn how digits can come together to solve questions and help formulate new ideas. Whether math majors or not. we can not forget Mrs. Salagaj's Algebra classes and her ability in making numbers come alive or the interesting discussions on angles in Mr. Trimarco's Geometry class and the sleepless nights doing homework for Mrs. DiPiazza's period 3 CalculuSi these will always stand out in our minds as interesting and challenging experiences. For those who wish to mix chemicals and experiment with different formulas the physics and chemistry labs offer much opportunity. Remember the day we had to disect the frog in Ms. Gonnelli's Biology class, one true scientist” would do the operation while friends held their noses and squirmed? In physics lab we share the work and carefully boil the water to the correct temperature to complete experiment � 36. Mr. King's favorite, and we listen with interest as Mr. Andraous lectures on Newton's laws and the nature of acceleration. In our math and science classes we are given the chance to become a mad scientist, research assistant, chemical engineer, and computer analyst even if it is only for a short 45 minutes each day. X) Academic Math Science Computer � lif FORMULAS Slacking up the weight . Lui Pereira prepare for the experiment. Margaret Vidal mile with relief after completing her geometry te t. Computer graphic at it be t Moment before the te t. Tony Moral goe over a few theorem . Academic Math Science Jl Designers and Writers A challenging (till life to capture on canvas . There are certain times in our lives when we wish to develop our talents and we begin to explore the available options which will enable us to do so. For those of us who are artistically talented, we find enjoyment in the various art classes. There, we are able, with the help of our teachers, to express our unique skills and develop our abilities. We may enter our drawings and paintings in contests, such as the Newark Brotherhood Poster Contest. Newark Project Pride, and Newark Teen Arts. In our English classes, we are given the opportunity to explore a different world • that of literature and creative writing. Through reading books by such famous authors as John Steinbeck. Arthur Miller. Ernest Hemingway, and William Shakespeare, we are able to broaden our views and ideas on different sublets. In addition, our English classes help us to improve our writing skills. This becomes useful when we decide to express our thoughts and opinions by participating in essay contests like the V.F.W.'s Voice of Democracy, the Newark Brotherhood writing competl tion. and the Optimist Oratorical Contest. It is without a doubt that these classes play an important part in our high school life. Note , note and more note M - Academic Art tngli«h Ac d«mic� Art English — 2J Wednesday Is ... Today is Wednesday, so it is gym day. We will go to the lockeroom and change into our gym suits. We may do some aerobics or play a game of softball. Maybe we will play badmintoni this sport is entertaining for everyone, including Ms. Brown, our coach. The boys will most likely go outside to the park to run. so we can have the use of the entire gym. The class will split into four teams. Our team will serve first today. Nilda Dominguez goes to the back court to servet she throws the birdie into the air she swings the racketi and ... That's the bell ... Tomorrow our health class will be in session. We are going to have a test on chapter eight of the Driver's Manual. We will have to take our notes home to study. Everyone is anxious to obtain their driver's license, so they study hard to pass the test in health class. As the final exam, we will be given the standard driver's test consisting of 50 questions. We have to pass this test in order to receive our permit. After this, we will be able to take our driving test to get our license. To prepare ourselves, we are reviewing the specific areas that will appear on the exam. Rosangela Costa and Dina Furfaro have already received their license, but most of us are waiting ... patiently. The gym classes provide us a time for recreation as well as for physical fitness. Maybe that is why the classes always seem to go by quickly. The driver's education classes, on the other hand have been a great help for everyone hoping to obtain a license. Besides providing us with the knowledge needed to get our license, we are able to receive a lower rate of insurance by taking this course. Well, here we are at the gym. We are going to play badminton after all. We better suit up and it's off to play balll Working on that perfect ttroke. Shawn 8a kervifle � ma� he a lot Eating up at the flnlth line, both runner complete their SO yard da h Preparing for the final driver’ exam. Debbie Pecora review her manual Academic Phy . td. Health — 35 Warming up for the day' event . Mr. Dickerin' gym cla� approache It 10th lap. $ Side High is known to have some of the teams in the city V Of Newark. Our teams have continuously won championships, broken school records. and developed some of the best sportsmen ever. We have cheered many of our undefeated teams such as baseball, soccer, and tennis. Our outstanding athletes have always brought a sense of pride and school spirit to each challenging game, and we in turn have tasted the dignity of winning It is from this experience that we learn the value of teamwork and the mean ing of sportsmanship which we will always treasure Charlie De Almeida warming up before the game. A Short Season BASEBALL TEAM. Michael Sketfo Tony Texelra. John Marques. Haynaldo ruentes. Angelo Sanchez. Jose Alvarado. Jorge Santiago Carlos Cruz. Bobble Strlhart. Coach Blast. John Matos. Wellington Zamora. Meriander Amorim. Jose Troche. Charlie De a! me Ida Rafael Palvas. and Jason Tomson. t's the ninth inning, the bases are loaded and the spectators anxiously await to see the outcome of another Red Raider baseball game. Every spring faithful East Siders go out to see our competent baseball team strive to accomplish an unforgettable season. Unfortuantely, this season was one of the shortest ever; twelve games were cancelled due to inclement weather and never rescheduled. Yet team members like John Marques. Angelo Sanchez. Carlos Cruz, Raynaldo Fuentes, Michael Scelfo. and Charlie De Almeida enthusiastically step up to bat ready to bring victory to East Side. The season ended with a record of 7-10. six of the losses by only one run. Every game, however, proved to be a delight to watch. Who can forget the time E.S. played against Union, one of the top teams in the state? Despite the outcome. E.S. demonstrated their best playing techniques and put up a fight till the last inning. Disappointed about the brief season but content with the results. Coach Biasi looks forward to the return of Jose Alvarado, Meriander Amorim, Frank Mernandez. Wellington Zamora and Tony Texelra. Whether it's running to catch pop-ups. driving In a run. sliding head first into base or lining another single, the baseball team does it with determination and pride. This makes any fan proud that they come out to the ball game. A perfect pitch. Richard Simons would be proud. One down, two down. 28 — Sports Baseball z.s. BASEBALL Shabazi 6-3 z.s. Weequahlc ■3 z.s. West Side 88 z.s. Springfield 3-4 z.s. Vailsburg 9-1 Z.S. Shabazi 13-8 z.s. Central 6-7 Z.S. Central 3-8 z.s. Weequahlc 3-4 Z.S. Barringer 11-3 Z.S. Bergenfleld 88 z.s. Westfield 58 z.s. Vailsburg 4-3 Z.S. Barringer 3-9 (Forfeit) West Side 7-0 •z.s. LMngston 2-7 ••z.s. Union 3 Record: 710 'County Tournament “State Tournament Angelo Sanchez ready to field any grounders or pop ups that come his way. Sports Baseball — 29 SOrTBALL TEAM: Coach Wcmcr. Rose Caraballo. An fist os Wilms Csmscho. Julie Mendoza. Jsnel Mleves. Rsthy Eogley. Anns Vasquez. Csndlce Marshall. Carlos Rochs Asst. coach. Monique Romeo. Alice Orth. Suit Rodriguez. Csrmen Revier. Evelyn fonaecs. Stells Mo. Janet Croats. Zells Apollnsrlo. Striving for The 64 team consisted of new and inexperienced players. Although their overall record wasn't spectacular, 1-1-15. their coach. Ms. Werner, stated that it wasn't a reflection of their potential or ability. They were a very dedicated team, always trying to improve on their next game and never giving up. Their most exciting game was against M.X. Shabazz high. This was a well seasoned team, composed of upperclassmen, but In the second inning Cast Side brought in 5 runs and 4 RBI's. Senior Ana Matos came to the team in her junior year, determined to do well. As she continued to improve, she earned herself a regular position as third baseman. Despite the fact that she was injured, she continued to play and help set the pace for the rest of the team. As for the rest of the team. they had a lot of practice in the field and will be returning next season. Perfection SO — Sports Softball Ana Matos ready to make another putout at third base. Janet .sieves awaits a fly ball. SOFTBALL r.s. Mary lawn 6-2 E.S. Weequahlc 618 E.S. West Side 3 11 E.S. Springfield 0 18 E.S. Arts High 4 7 E.S. Barringer 3-10 E.S. Shaba ir 7-8 E.S. Vallsburg 11-13 E.S. Weequahlc 10 10 E.S. Arts High 06 E.S. West Side 0 17 E.S. Irvington 7 19 E.S. Barringer 10-13 E.S. Shaban 4 19 E.S. Central 322 E.S. Vallsburg 2-5 E.S. Central 3 18 City Record: 0-113 Overall Record:l-l-13 Coach: Ms. Werner Asst. Coach: Carlos Rocha When will they hit one to me? Sports Softball — 31 he 1934 golf team followed the previous year 's outstanding season. The team completed their games with 10 wins and 3 losses. They also earned a second place rating in the Tournament Play. Under the guidance of Coach Cutrino. these dedicated sportsmen have achieved a second place In the City League as well. One of our present seniors. Lee Brown was an exceptional player. Mis remarkable performances have led the team to many unforgettable victories. This is fun. he said. The toughest thing about success is that you've got to keep on being a success. Winning breeds more winning, you learn how to win by winning. As long as I'm prepared. I always expect to win.” We congratulate all members of the golf team for playing so well. Many members of the team will be returning and making golf an even stronger sport at Cast Side. GOLF c.s. M. X. Shabazz C.S. West Side 12-0 c.s. ValLsburg C.S. Weequahfc C.S. Arts tligh •12-0 C.S. West Side 7-3 C.S. C.S. Central 3-7 M. X. Sh.ib.tr 7-3 c.s. Vailsburg 7 3 c.s. Weequahic •120 c.s. Arts nigh 7-3 c.s. West Side 7-3 C.S. Central lto-lOV, Coach: Mr. Cutrino rinal Record: 10-3 1984 •forfeit Lee Brown concentrating on his form. 32 — Sports Golf Coach Cutrino keeps score. Sam Lee s reportoire of expressions embraces anger, pity, pain - and usually, victory. temmis e.s. Weequahk SO e.s. Central 4-1 e.s. Arts nigh 4-1 e.s. Shabau 2-3 e.s. Vallsburg 2-3 e.s. Arts High 3-2 e.s. West Side SO e.s. Barringer 2-3 e.s. Shaban 4-1 e.s. Vallsburg SO Record: 7-3 Coach: Mrs. Alexander Make Ready The tennis team used part of this past year as their training time for the up coming season. Most of the team was made up of novices. Despite their inexperience, these new players showed a tremendous amount of dedication, spirit and potential. In the 84 matches they captured 1st. 2nd. 3rd. and 4th place in the Newark City Novice Championship and finished the season with a record of 7-3. Coach Alexander gave her team great confidence all through the Spring and was very impressed with their efforts, performances and determination. Followers of the sport will be looking forward for the team to become a dominant force in tennis once again. Surely this will be another bright moment in the tender life of this young team. Tennis TCAM: Paul Silva. rat Luna, raul Carlos. Coach Alexander. Paul Barron Sam Lee, Joe DaSilva. Chee eng. Sports Tennis — 33 Taking Part The winning tradition continued for the Track Team with a record of 11-1. placing 2nd in the City Championships and 3rd in the County Championships. The outstanding seniors were Jose Banos. Lina Beirao. and Francisco Dos Santos. All three started their running career as freshmen under the coaching of Mr. Dickerson and Mr. Duggan. The distance teams were ranked among the top five in the state. In addition to regular season meets, the team also participated in races held In Washington. D.C.. Connecticut, and the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. These races provided outside competition from states such as Mew York, Connecticut. Pennsylvania. Maryland and Virginia. Members of the boys' team are Jose Barros. rrancisco Dos Santos. Manny Santos. Paulo Gomes, and Paulo Santos. These excellent runners received various trophies for their outstanding ability In winning the numerous races. The sprint team, consisting of underclassmen, established themselves as the premier mile relayers in the county. The Job of the sprint team is to run the short distances such as 200 meters, the ‘A mile and the Vi mile. They are Julio Rivera. Jimmy Taylor. Joao Paulo Sousa. Todd Williams, and Alberto Ruis. The girls' team also consisting of underclassmen with the exception of one senior. Lina Beirao. proved that they too had the potential of being champions. They trained alongside the boys to improve their timing and increase their speed. They are Rosa Domlngues. Lina Beirao. Annie Resendc. Ana Cravo. Maria Rescnde, Robin Kunz, and Evelyn Maldonado. A special thanks to coaches Dickerson and Duggan whos strenuous workouts and dedication to the team, proved to be extremely valuable throughout this championship season. Bravo tea ml They ’re gaining on me. 54 Sports Track Lina Belrao at an Intense moment. Outdoor Track E.3. Barringer SB-33 E.3. Arts High 72-37 E.3. Irvington 53-34 E.3. Orange SB-31 E.3. Bloomfield 4 960 E.3. Clifford Scott 69-40 E.O. East Orange 36-33 E.S. University High 61-43 E.3. Science High 6049 E.3. Weequahlc 72-37 E.3. Vallsburg 73-34 E.3. Central 61-48 2nd place City Championship 3rd place County Championship Boys Coach: Mr. Dickerson Girls' Coach: Mr. Duggan Record: 11-1 Jose Banos warming up before the big meet frank Dos Santos: Ahead of the pack. Una Belrao: Doing what she does best. Track: rrandsco Dos Santos. Jose Banos. Paul Gomes. Manny Santos. Saul Oliveira. Paul Santos. Alberto Ruiz. Paul Sousa. Luis Perrelra, Richard Crespo. Tomas Oquendo. John Acabau. Mario Pereira. Lino Pereira. Julio Rivera. Jimmy Taylor. Todd Williams. Robin Kuru. Evelyn Maldonado. Marla Re sende. Rosa Domlngues. Lina Belrao, Annie Resende. Ana Cravo. Sports Track 33 Kyro Inman carrying the hall across the line of scrimmage as defensive players attempt to tackle him. A Good Season e re getting better! The football team with all its spirit and determination ended their season with a record of 3-6. An accomplishment that took much hard work and practice. Our defense performed exceptionally well and our offensive line proved to be stronger than ever. Throughout the season, our team almost tasted victory. As in the case of the Vailsburg game when we lost 0-2 on a safety. Who can forget the thrilling Jamesburg game when we came so close to defeating them. The score was 15-20. Jamesburg led. It 's the second down and the ball is on the one yard line. Suddenly the time ran out and East Side faced a loss. They never gave up. The next week they came out more determined than ever: ready to bring victory to East Side as they defeated West Side, for the second consecutive year, with a score of 24-8. Two weeks later, they grasped another victory. This time against Barringer whom East Side had not beaten in eleven years. Who are these athletes who exemplify so much dedication, enthusiasm, desire and hard work? The team was headed by several seniors such as Michael Lalley who's skill has led to the success of this season. Chester Williams, a four year veteran, played better than ever while John Marques proved a tough obstacle to the opposing team. Quarterback Kyro Inman proved to be a great player with his terrific skills and effort. Adding to the talent on the field are seniors Victor Cruz, Edward Do Carmo. Charlie De Almeida and Jose Meijas. Showing great spirit, he dander Amodm. linebacker and punter, hung in tough as he did his pad in attaining this promising season. Coach DeErancesco was pleased with the outcome of the season. It's been a good season: we 've shown alot of improvement and we'll continue to do so . Quarterback Inman throwing a forward pass. Michael Lalley upon completing the pass rushes to make a down. S6 Sports football Football E.3. va. St. Peters 0-46 1.3. vs. Vallsburg 0-2 E.3. vs. Weequahk 0-14 E.3. vs. Jamesburg 13-20 E.3. vs. lVest Side 244 e.s. vs. Barringer 144 E.3. vs. Hillside 6-36 E.3. vs. M X. Shabazi 6-22 E.S. vs. Central 04• Pinal Record: 344 Coach: Hr. Derrancesco Assistant coaches: Ronaldo Qould Tom Ricks •rorfelt Rushing In an attempt to gain yardage. Sports Football 37 City Champs The soccer team ended their season with a City Wide Championship as well as an impressive record. The team which consists of mostly new members, only three players returning from '83, attained a 12-1-6 season to show for all their hard work and dedication. Their playing was dramatic and impiessive. They were ready to demonstrate their skill and tact on any Held. Every game proved to be exciting as East Side dominated the field with their solid offensive and defensive line. So It was in the Vailsburg game as E.S., demonstrating all their talents, grasped the City Championship. Fans cannot help but cheer for this terrific team which is composed of so many talented players. The team was headed by several seniors. Mario Santos, a two year varsity player, who is an aggressive player and attempts to score goal after goal for his team. Freddy Cruz and Carlos Cunas both demonstrate tremendous ball control while playing as John Espirito Santo plays the field with tremendous skill. John Figueiredo. defenseman, is a sure and secure player who proves an obstacle to opposing players. Freddy Cruz has been a varsity player only a year but has scored various goals leading the team to its numerous victories. Accompanying the terrific skills of these seniors arc captain Manny Silva, an all-round player and Tony Figueiredo who with sixteen goals is the team's highest scorer. Coach Heves is very proud of his team and once again awaits another city title for East Side. In an attempt to take the ball. Manny Da Cunha fakes the opposing player. An attempt to score being made by Rlchardo Augustlnho. 38 Sports Soccer Captain Manny Silva heading the ball towards another teammate. Mario Santos passing the ball, going for a goal. Seniors: Carlos Curias. John riguelredo. Mario Santos. John Csplrito Santo, rreddy Crux. Wa 'ter Padilla. Team: Top: John Roque. Tony Lobo. Mario Santos. John Csplrito Santo. Rk.hardo Augustinho. John riguelredo. Manny Silva. Manny Da Cunha. Miguel Plnho. Coach Neves. Bottom: Prank Cortex. Carlos Cunas. rreddy Crux. Tony riguelredo. Vlclent Gufjarro. Walter Padilla. Passing the ball. Tony riguelredo and John Csplrlto Santo attempt to score. Soccer c.s. vs. Queen of Peace 2-2 c.s. vs. Perth Amboy 30 c.s. vs. Bayonne 0-1 c.s. vs. Memorial 0-3 c.s. vs. Weequahk 6-1 c.s. vs. Barringer SO c.s. vs. Dickinson to c.s. vs. Union 1-2 c.s. vs. Arts SO c.s. vs. Weequahlc 60 C.S. vs. Clhabeth 23 c.s. vs. Barringer 3-1 c.s. vs. Mlllbum 0-1 c.s. vs. Malcom Shabaxx SO c.s. vs. Vallsburg io C.S. vs. Sparta 3-2 c.s. vs. St. Bennedtct s 20 c.s. vs. Queen of Peace 20 c.s. vs. Irvington 2-4 c.s. vs. West Cssex X nnal Score: 12-1-6 Coach: Mr. Neves Sports Soccer 39 Temm: Robin Rum. Evelyn Maldonado Marta Resendc. Rosa Dominques, Una Beirao Annie Resende. Ana Cravo. Tomas Oquendo Lino Pereira. Mario Pereira. Paul Sousa. Alberto Ruh. Luis rerrclra. Julio Rivera. Jimmy Taylor. Richard Crespo. Todd Williams. John Acabau. Prank Dos Santos. Jose Barms Mr. Dickerson. Paul domes. Manny Santos. Saul Oliveira. Paul Santos. Cross Country Shore Coaches Championship Spingam Invitational held at Wash., D.C. Newark City League Champions Cssex County Champions North II Group IV Sectional State Champions Group rour State Champions Meet of Champions: Boys Seventh Place Meet of Champions: Girls Sixth Place Duel Meet Record 11-0 Coach Dickerson Taking It All The 84 Cross Country team had an outstanding season. As one member of the team said, We were determined to prove that we can be the best , and that they proved. They are the first team in the city of Newark to capture the city, county, and state championships. Led by seniors Jose Banos. Prank Dos Santos, and Lina Beirao. they finished the season with an undefeated record of 11-0. In addition, they also won the Shore Coaches Championship. Spin-Gam Invitational held in Washington. D.C.. and at the Meet of Champions, the boys placed seventh and the girls placed sixth. The team was made up of many outstanding runners such as Junior Rosa Domingues 1st in the State Sectionals and City Championship, senior Jose Barros; 2nd In the City Championships. Junior Manny Santos: 1st In the County Championships, and senior Lina Beirao: 2nd in the City Championships, and many more. Thanks to the coaching of Mr. Dickerson, the team has produced another year of championship for Cast Side. Congratulations and many more victories. 40 Sports Cross Country A fast scramble for a loose ball in an East bide Shaba game. GIHLS BASKETBALL E.S. vs. Science 31-18 E.S. vs. Barringer 28-70 E.S. vs. M. X. Shaba 31-60 E.S. vs. Central 32-73 E.S. vs. University nigh 20-48 E.S. vs. Weequahic 31-91 E.S. vs. Vallsburg 21-61 E.S. vs. West Side 33-37 E.S. vs. BarTinger 39-37 E.S. vs. M. X. Shaba 17-61 E.S. vs. Central 30-38 E.S. vs. Vallsburg 26-59 E.S. vs. West Side 38-80 E.S. vs. Arts High Final Record: 1-13 37-38 42 Girls Basketball Chester Williams handling the ball while hb opponents try to block hb two handed lay up shot. Lonnell nobles dribbling Into Cast Side territory, awaiting the chance to score. Striving For Success The boys' basketball team ended their season with an impressive record ol 14 wins. 9 losses; the best record since 1976. They placed 4th in the City League, won five games with more than a 20 point lead, and 8 of their losses were by 6 points or less. Throughout the season, the team experienced several exceptional games as in the case of the upset win over Central. Cast Side was down by 7 points at halftime but with determination they came back and defeated Central by 1 point in overtime. The team consisted of several extremely talented seniors. Kevin Miller, an exceptional player is the top scorer as well as the best free thrower. Daren Hicks has the best shooting percentage as well as being the top rebounder. Chester Williams Is outstanding at drawing the charge while Harvey McCray s hustle proved to be an inspiration to all. Coach Duggan. Ass t Coach Gould and all the players are proud of their successful season. The girls' team, led by seniors. Linda Johnson, Carrie Ross, and Sulisa Honcyblue, attained a 1 win 13 loss record, despite all their hard work and effort. The last game proved to be a heart breaking loss to Arts High School in overtime with a score of 58 to 57. Prospects for next year seem bright with the return of fawn Ross. Teri Robinson, Rosetta Grace. Crystal Piorres. Rhonda Napier. Eileen Molina, Judy Cruz, Rose Raymond Kcer Bruley. Wanda Ramos and Tanya Bishop. r m BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM. Trent Row: Kevin Miller. Harvey McCray. Victor Crews. Ron Clark Paul Abes. Johnny Jones. Back Row Ass t Coach. Ron Gould Carl Harwell. Chester Williams. Daren Hicks. Lonnell nobles. Manager. Lee Brown Coach Duggan. BOYS BASKETBALL ES vs. Science 65-26 ES vs. University 09A1 E.S. vs Shabazz 66-57 E.S. vs. Esse Catholic 49-33 E.S. vs. West Side 54-50 ES vs. Central 69-68 ES vs. Arts High 56-27 E.S. vs. Weequahk 56-62 E S vs. West Side 38- 4 E.S. vs. Newark Tech. 00-54 E.S. vs. Bloomfield Tech. 84-60 ES vs. Yaiisburg 54-52 E.S vs Hoboken 74-63 ES vs. Barringer 26-63 ES. vs. Arts High 83-37 ES vs. Shabazz 62-64 E.S. vs. Weequahk 6667 E.S. vs. west Side 50-56 E.S. vs. Caldwell 73-56 E.S. vs. Yaiisburg 2-0 E.S. vs. Barringer 4.5-46 E.S. vs. Barrinqer 46-53 E.S. vs Irvington 6267 Boys Basketball 3 Champs Again Brilliant performance; brilliant season! Mot only was our Hockey team advanced to Division A competition, but they also managed to win the Division Championship. They demonstrated utmost perfection both as a team and as individuals. But to become champions, much practice was a necessity. Several hours were put into practice at the Iron bound Stadium both by the players and by the coaches. Seniors Michael Lalley. Anthony Tonzola. and Eddie Borger scored goal after goal for the team. Eddie Borger, Michael Lalley. and juniors Ron Blozen and Carlos Rodriguez were selected for the All-State Team. Michael Lalley is the state's 5th ranked scorer and Ron Blozen the 3rd ranked. Over all. the team placed 18th in the state, winning the Handchen Cup against St. Peter s Prep. This was the first year of this championship. With such fine athletes it is no wonder that this is the second year that East Side s Hockey Team won the city title. Taste of victory. HOCKEY TEAM. Back Row-. Ron Blozen. Tommy Borger. Michael Lalley. Eddie Borger. Manny Amador. Chris Ihllng. Anthony Tonzola. Eddie DeCarmo. Coach Stankal. front Row: Mike Zamora. Joe Bounopane. Alex Franco. Tod Blozen. Carlos Rodriguez. John Amador. Peter Wilchcck. Anthony Bose la 44 hockey righting H out tor the puck. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD C.S. vs. Summit 6-5 C.S. vs. Paramus Catholic 35 C.S. vs. River Dell 6-5 C.S. vs. Motre Dame 2-12 C.S. vs. West Cssex 4-5 C.S. vs. St Peters (J.C.) 35 C.S. vs. Millbum 2-1 C.S. vs. Hudson Catholic 2-9 e.s. vs. West Orange 11-1 C.S. vs. Newark Academy 50 C.S. vs. Hudson Catholic 54 C.S. vs. Ramapo 40 C.S. vs. St. Peters (J.C.) 2-5 C.S. VS. Paramus Catholic 6-4 C.S. vs. Summit 6-5 C.S. vs. Indian Hills 9-5 Semi-final Playoffs: Handchen Cup C.S. vs. Hudson Catholic 4-2 rinals Mandchen Cup C.S. vs. St. Peters (J.C.) 2 Division “A record. 5-2-2 Over all record: 13-4-2 Michael Lalley. ready for the face-off. His unique style enabled Ron Blozen to achieve 3rd place as the state's top scorer. Hockey 45 Carlos Gafanha and Jimmy Taylor sprinting to the finish State Champ Rosa Domlngues giving it all she has. State Champ. 46 Track Practicing hard • Track team s secret for success. Better Than Ever The taste of victory seems to linger about the Indoor Track team year after year. This season was extraordinary; old boundaries were broken and new recorders were set. Under the watchful eye of Coach Dickerson, the team strived for constant improvement and consequently obtained it. Their season consisted of 22 meets during which they won numerous events and titles. Their times for the boys and girls mile relays, distance medleys, and two-mile relays were the best Cast Side has experienced during the previous ten years. Senior Jose Barros experienced a thrilling year as he captured the Group IV 800 meter State Champ Title. Mis time of 1:55 placed him in the top performers list of 1985. Jose, who has been a member of the Track-Team, for four years, says that running is his love and it is worth all the pain and hard work. Another outstanding achievement was made when the Boys Mile Relay placed 3rd in the Group IV Championship as well. The glory of victory does not only belong with the boys teams. Rosa Domigues made sure of this as she captured the group IV two-mile State Champ title with her time of 11:17, a new Cast Side record. The success does not end there as the Girls Two Mile Relay, consisting of Rosa Domingues, Lina Bcirao. Ana Cravo and anchor person Annie Resende, ranked 3rd in Mew Jersey. This boys and girls team is made up of one victory after another. Cvery individual however has endured much pain, hard work and frustration to achieve such a tremendous season. The glory is theirs for they have earned it. As Coach Dickerson often tells his teams. Mo pain, no gain. new East Side Records Event Record Time Boys Mile Relay 3:30 Girls Mile Relay 4.29 Boys Distance Medley 10:40 Girls Distance Medley 13:07 Boys Two-Mile Relay 8:10 Girls Two-Mile Relay •County Tournament ••State Tournament Record: 14-9 4th in City League 9:50 No pain. No gain. Track 7 Please — Be Prompt .. . The purpose of the Aspira Club is to motivate Hispanic students to pursue a college education, and to make them aware of educational and career opportunities. Ms. Rodriguez the club advisor, plans coiege field trips as wen as a visit to El Museo Del Barrio. Plans are under way for a members luncheon ond end-of-year awards ceremonies m the Block Heritage Club, students discuss and read about the Afro-American experience in the United States Ms. Young, club advisor, dong with various members plan on cdebratrig such Afro-American holidays as the Kwanzoa Festivd The plans ore under way for a dinner dance and awards assembly program The purpose of the Civics Club is to develop student pride and appreciation for both school and community. The club is under the direction of Mr Mobnaro. has participated n many activities such as the Hd-loween Dance. Rock Nght and numerous candy sales The club has dso contributed to many charities within the school and community. Plans for the annud dinner are underway where dub members will be recognized for their many contributions and activities East Side has kept up with the latest technology in the growing field of computers The Computer Math Club helps further the education of students in the area of computer science. Students are taught to make their own programs and video gomes The students may enter their progroms in various competitions such as the Montclair Computer Contest held at Montclair State every Spring. The club plans a visit to various N.J. corporations to see computer facities and how they work Club awards are dso planned for the most outstanding programs written Computer Club Joon Coamano. Antorvo Rodrgues - Pres. Ioj Gonsalves. Eortna Mnton. Nek) Oveca. C on« Guenero. Mrs So-ogaj • Advisor. Joseph Krutcfc Sam .ee SO Clubs Aspira Club Ms W Rodriguez — Advisor. Edwn Torres. Ana Gonzalez. Xavier Figueroa. Joann Rodnguez. Edcke Acosta. Aurets Mirtz. Evelyn Ortiz. Rooney Torres Black Herttoge Club: Front Row Harvey McGray. Desree Bryant. Second Row Deborah BoMer. Tonya Powel. Senfnetha McGhee. Alnaa Horsly. Towana Jock son. Doche Godfrey. Mrs Yocng — Advisor. Bock Row Lee Brown. Uonel Mode. Kevin M er CMcs Club: Front Row Denrw Moinaro — Advisor, Ano Romos. Jock Colon. Dno Fv taro. Mono Goer era. Stela Ho. Ne a Oveca, Fernanda Cruz. Ceina Ruvo. Dianne Guerero. Cheryl Cunha. Ju� o VosconeeOs. Second Row Deanna Rev . Roseangeo Costa. Debb Pec ora Cheryl Ctxnho. CkxxSa Cotoo. Gtorto Gomez. Mono Garcw. Aida Costa. Charles De Almeida. Vicki Buceta. Femanoa CarvcTo, rene Deokveva Ttwd Row Maria Do Siva. Mona Correta. Mono Cosomho. Mono Costeko. Nanette Bioszek. Joseph Kruts� ck. NWo Domingues. Fernando Franco. Javier Cruz Fosxth Row Pomelo Shelton. Ekzabeth Gomes. Sergo Dos Santos. Teddy Siva. Jaro Rugei Bock Row Alex Franco. Gospar Cercerqua. John Cv iho Gym We ghf UfTmg Front Wow Mke Scerfo. Dorothy Barnes. Keniyn Ramos. Avemo Otvera Bock Wow Anoeto Sanchez Luts Olvera. Jose Mendez. Armando Soto. Mr Blast - Advisor. Mfce Sostak. Luts Santos. Cohos Cruz Honor Society Front Wow Aido Xavier. Ted Siva. Laura Olvera. Nataie Wueia. Elzabeth Gomes. Fernanda Crux. Jose Pnho Second Row Mrs Granfomo - advisor. Ana Notau. Ana Pinto. Terry Orttz. Stela Ho. Woseangeia Costa. Marta Famhas. Mono J. Wesende. ts«da Domngues. Roberta Arcoieo. Carmen Argtoay. Oane Lemos. Cema Wuvo Bock Wow Ano Sanchez. Em o Melendez. Mara Wodngues. Ce«o Ferera. John Coamano. Mono Santos. Antonio Coetano Dunoeons and Drogons Front Wow Oane Lemos. Jock Colon. Mchoei Marra — Pres M- Zenga — Advisor. Second Wow Ufcana Anson. Stela Ho. Gtorio Gomez. Patrick) Lira. Mane Montero. Em y Nines. Back Wow Ana Sanchez. Tony Coetano. NkJo Domngues. Brian Felon Tristan Pittman. Poii F err era. Jose Pw� . Ted Siva ...For The Meeting An unofficial sport at East SiOe is weight lifting Many people crowd into the weightroom on Thursday after school People wetghtiift for various reasons, such os for sports or to get muscular Mke Scetfo says he. lifts to improve athletic ability especially for football, and appearance. The National Honor Society is a very prestigious organization with a membership by honor students who must excell n such areas as Scholarship. Leadership. Character, and Service. To become a member, students must meet many requirements. On January 25. 1985. Ihrty-one students were nducted into the society At the ceremony President. Ted Silva ntroduced the program ond speaker Mrs Giantamasi. Honor Society Adviser, introduced eoch of the inductees, who took port n the traditional condtelighting ceremony A reception in the cafeteria foiowed. Dungeons and Dragons s on unique club. It offers members the opportunity to role-ploy in a gome setting In this envronment students learn about graphrrg and matrices. As part of a fund raiser. Mr Zenga. Club advisor, along with club president. Michoel Marra have mode plans tor a tnp to Great Adventure The French Club was developed to fomionze students with the French language, culture and customs Mrs. Castonhetfd. advisor, ond Alda Xavier, club president, have pions for cake sales, parties, and participation in International Nkght. They are now practicing for the Con-Con which will be performed that mgnt Also under way are plans for a June picnic. French Memoe'i Front Row Eisaoeth Gomet — vee president ajoo Xavier — Presoent: Pooo Gomos Costamera — Aav-sor. Cora Curto. Ana TeO. Ana Vora Sousa Ana Con’an’o Second Row Celeste De Jesus. Jose 'Zeroes Pcxio Focoo Jose Cargoes .u s Santos. Arthur Guedes. Bock Row Corios De Jesus veson re,-e c _ose Coebo Oane Krutcfc. Marttia Banomon pqu Da Siva jot« Cortcooo acwx Boo dues si All Members Must Attend Jewelry Cfcjb: Front Row Mr Motrtsciano — Advisor. Demis Sousa. Christine Scnroeder. Mfce lopes. Second Row Gloria M Gomez. Frank Melro. Octavo Aquas. Ernesto Mo na, Bock Row Amanda Rouseie. Elzabeth Barzoia. Jose Costonhevo. The Jewelry Club is under the direction of Mr Matrisaano who is very enthusiastic about the club. The main purpose of this club is to provide students with an understanding of various jewelry forms, methods of production and their relative value. The outcome of the jewelry they make such os rmgs and bracelets from spoons ond other metal objects is special enough for them The Library club, is one of the more recent clubs to be organized, under the direction of our three media-center librarians. The members of this club help the librarians by checking books in and out, arranging books and shelving them. Many of the members give up their lunch and any free time to do so. Because of their hard work, our Media-Center is very well organized The Horizon, provides a place where East Side students can display the«r expressive and artistic talents The magazine includes prose, poetry, and artwork. Advised by Mrs Coamano. the magazine put out its first issue in December 1984. Editors-in-Chief Antonio Caetano and Gloria Gomez organized all material submitted. We all looked forward to the Spring issue Headed by Mrs Duarte, the Portuguese Literary Magazine offers students the opportunity to express themselves in a most positive manner The magazine has two issues a year, which contains poems, stories and prose written by the many gifted ond talented students at East Side Portuguese literary Magazine Front Row Joanne Goncoves - Aavor’sng Edtor. joca Da S vo Victor M Pnno - Aav©rt:smg EcJto'. Ana Tome - Layout Eator S«$eia Fiipo. Made Row Gdete Santos -Eaton Mora G farnnas - Director STvna looes. Poua C Baraeva. Em a Nunes. Rosa Roojo 52 Cubs Library CUb Front Row Mrs. D Johnson. Mrs P. Gipson. Mrs M Rosenbaum. Bock Row Francisco Mendoca. Em y Nines Mara E Borges. Genovena Blass. Amanda Rousese. Fernando Amaud. Befca Podron. Dense Tremarco. Christine Carrogozeia. and David Zambrano literary Mogazme: Front Row Gloria Gomez. Alda Xavier. Stela Ho. Second Row Antonio Coetano. Maria Mahe o. Errtfy t nes. Senjnetha McGee. Andrea Bannon. Mrs Coamano - Advisor. Carmen Argbay. Terry Orta. David Zambrano. Bock Row Micnod Marro. 0 ga Vaiente. Amanda Rousele. Ana Sanchez. Patricia Lina. Mono Rodrigues. Ted Siva. Jose Pereira Announcer St oft Front Row Mono Matwo. Fernanda Famhas. Ofga Vctente. Emty fswtes. Jock© Coton. Mtoa Dominguez — EOftor In Cmef. Jose Pmno. Sfelo Ho. CoskJa Boa. Gtona Gomez. Tony Coetono. Bock Row Fernando Unharet. Maria Nogoera. Sonjnetna McGee. Ana Sanchez. Mtehoei Mono. Mr 0 Pelerito — Advisor Mujum CXt Fw Bow tony � � � � . ttiaD i tonyjnOov j ann Go cc � Tr a u«r. Weior M Prrio - PwKMnv Ano Term S cr tary. Joco Do S -o • Vie o w. au o Pw� � o� . amom W ro� . Gorecto Do � vo S cond Bow Ana No-x. Mono f iojto. r«manao 'mu Mono Do S o. frotwcw Bfeau. EmBo r n � MonoCWo OW. Bu tom . Mono EbaD t Gone . 00 r Santo , irto oo. Otrra (••� .� � tack Bow Bamro Andrad PaUo B e o. Sancfro Martr� Mano C rw o jow C wooa CicMo Oku SK w lap . Mono I GonckwM. Mono v ro Ho Bom Boqu G ta f«p M� i CXxH Mogcru Mato . Kxr Ma � o Bu Porara Mono G forma . Avow Nogu a � wnc co M noonco. Goto M r 0j a c Santo . Bom f n a B grio 0 Moo PaJo C Baro ra HM Swa. p «� o Co«ro. Mono GaDrt o Mato . Bom cop . ftx o Roooo Ski Members Front Row Jock Periero. Ski instructor. Dtomantno Rocho. Mke Sostak. Cartos Santos. Gary Verdes. Fernando Dos Santos. Americo Evansto Mtodte Row Mtoheie Penera. Margaret Kerstng. Nudy Pernto. Keo Hatcher. Carlos Pinto - Vice President. Liz Hflon - President. Kathy Fogle-. Poiia Esteves. Susy Costa. Mr Affl-to • Advisor Bock Row Nelson Soto. Heider Somogoo. Tony Martinez Canos Batata. Jose Lertoo. PaU Da S va. Bryan Meades. Carlos Marques, Joe Coetoo. David Verdes, Carlos De Jesus The Announcer is tne school newspaper written by hard-working members of the staff Articles written cover student activities, various events and sports The newspaper also highlights ony student who t as proven themselves outstanding either in academics, sports, or through various contests. Mrs. Pellerito. odvisor. plans to attend a journalism workshop at Rutgers with staff members in order to improve the paper The Portuguese Club will be celebrating its 15th Anniversary this year by giving a amner for an members. The Portuguese dub has grown and prospered over the years, under the direction of Mrs. Duarte They held a luncheon at the Manner, followed by a rofier skating party. A Carnival was celebrated n February and plans for the pc me are in ful force The members of the F ok lore dance group also portepot-ed in International Night Two scholarships wiB be awarded outstanding members at the June picnic The difficult ana somewhat expensive job of finding and buying just the right equipment completely enthralls diehard skiers. Every year the dub sponsors a ski trip to Vermont where students enjoy displaying their talents and abilities. They hit the slopes as if they never had been away Mr Afftto. club advisor, is very enthusiastic about his club The dub not only has great ski trps but tries to develop a sense of responsibility and character The top priority of this dub is to promote positive student attitudes toward environmental concerns through such sporting activities os fishing and camping. The club goes on various expeditions where they learn about the import arc e of a dean environment. Mr. Guarmo. ckP advisor. looks forward to Spring and warmer weather, so that more outdoor activities can be explored Sportsman Front row John AmoOor. Donna Sousa. Mcx� o row Mr Motracono Arseno Bapfefa. Tony Afonso jo© Soores Mke looes Too 'o� Tno Mo’a. Marceto Pe'oro Mr Ardfo. Mr GuOrrx? Angel JlxoOc Meuon Mota Mr RoOO'iSOn CVjCJ 53 We've Got Rhythm V O chool Spirit is what the members of the East Side Band have They can turn an ordinary game into an excitmg fun-fled event. Under the direction of Mr. Clevetand. band director, the band plays various types of music, from the latest hits to old time favorites At events such as the Columbus Day Parade. Portugal Day Parade, various football games or special celebrations as that given m honor of the Otyrrpic Gold Medal winner Carlos Lopes, our band sparks excitement and enthusiasm from the crowd. As Jackie Colon, a four year band member, said. AH the time spent after school and on Saturdays reafy pays off. The talented members have proven that through hard work and practice, every performance is dynamic Javier Negron counting down me seconds to half-time Bond Harvey McCray. Mchoei Hernandez. Rondd Arnold. CJfton weams. Javier Negron. RU Perfeito. Etvn Potonco. Peter Siva. Btcncxd Seoarro. Anoei Reyes. Dtamantno Rocha. Emc je Colon. Carl Harwel. Jocquesn Colon. Carmeia Rodriguez. Nely Renders. Mono Moras Jorge Rodngues. Gregory Bknche Mchoei Dekot. Pedro Mrando. Dougfas Odom. Raymond Bales ter. 54 Clubs Band Winterguard Makes A Big Splash Although the organization of Winterguard ts fairly new to our school ft has accomplished much n its short three years. Our Winterguard program came to being when Or Gene Grant nfroduced the idea tc _ ur band front advaor. Mrs Di Piazza. The first year v. is one of many adjustments; it gave the members the experience of competng ogansr other schools ana the - 'lowfedge that they could use m the future seasons Our second year proved to be one c . eat victories We continuoty won the EM8A competitions and went on to win the Novice Division Championship with a record score of 76 4 This year, we were moved up to the intermedfcjte Division and. although the season has recently started. we expect to do extremely well, having a eody won the first show by a morgn of five points We also plan to particpate in the Wnterguard mtemat o ai Olympics n Dayton. Ohio The seniors on the guard are Captc n Normo Rtoetro m the ftog me Sergeant Renee Woftc' and Deanna Re vie. in the sober hne: Sergeant Rosorgoia Costa. Ida D’Alessio. Debbie Pecora. and Rosa Cunha and m the rifle fcne: Sergeont JuSe Resende. co-sergeant D� ane lemos Doa Furfaro. Paulo Vieira. Neto Oivera and Renee W ams. The directors and instructional staff are Dr. Grant. Mrs. D'Piazza. Mr. Hutcherson. Dr Lngren. Keith Cormck. ana Mel Hampton. In addition to the strenuous practicing for the Winterguard competitions, the seniors have taken time out to enpy the second Splash Party sponsored by the senior class Once ogam, it was a b.g success everyone had a wonderful time and Weed the chance to swim with friends during the winter wmterouard Directors Dr Lngren. Mrs Di Piazza. Keitti Corn , Me Hampton, ana Dr Grant, front Row: Done Lemos. Jube Resenoe. Neta Olvera. P x a Vera. Oo D'AJesso Maria Castera. Renee Wearns Second Row PcxJne Prott. Deooe Pecora. Posangeo Costa. Norma Rcero. Rosa Cvrtxj. Mona Noguero. Rosemarie Parascanao. Dna Fvxfaro. Bock Row Joann Roar-guez. A efys Mertz. Darnel Godfrey. Tuano jockson. Renee Wort on. Deanna Reve. Moro Matos. Anna Roarguez 56 Activities attention Yearbook In The Making Can any of us forget 7:30 A M. meetings? How about deadlines? How about the writing? Captions, captions, coptions, ail pictures must have a caption ” All of these things m� ght dampen spirits but when the accomplishments start showing through it makes it all worthwhile Everyone has a job to do. ranging from writing, rewriting editing, typing, taking pictures, cropping pictures or submitting cover designs. Many ideas and opinions are changed, with brain-storming sessions leading to staff overtime Before a deadline Room 363 bustles with great activity. O Peseg'no gives up countless hours to the staff supervising the many jobs as wefl as working along with us '.tempers and odviser abke often offered words of praise m support of a great idea, a special drawing, good cover designs or dynomite layouts. The gang gets tough at times ana the odds appear stocked against the staff, but the Torch '85 staff puBs together to produce yet another prize winner of a book. The yearbook staff thanks Dr Penegrmo for making the class of '85'$ dream come true D«c ora. decscns 58 Yearbook Can we substitute this picture? Working together to moot de x nes Yearbook 59 A Day of Knights On Thursday. January 10. 1985 East Side's Media Center became the Kingdom of Eastland, as the students In Mrs. Matarazzo's Honors English IV and C.P classes presented the eighth annual Medieval festival. Guests were escorted to their seats to witness a procession of the various lords and ladies of the royal court of Eastland and to view The Wedding , an original play about a Medieval romance written and directed by Ana Sanchez. The play depicts an inevitable situation in the life of a Mecteval princess. Princess Sophia, portrayed by Fernanda Cruz. is. by his father's wishes, to marry Prmce Sebastian of Stratsburg. played by Joey Pereira, for the financial benefit of the kingdom. Sophia does not love Sebastian, but is instead devoted to James, portrayed by Jeff Prosetti. whom her father believes to be a landless knight not worthy of a royal princess. ft is later discovered that James is in reality the Prince of [JeMa and he challenges Sebastian for Sophia's hong m -nonage The play concludes with a spectaaiar duel between Sebastian and James, of which James is the v cior. and therefore entitled to wed Sophia, whom he dearly loves After the play, a banquet of authentic Me evai foods prepared by the students was presented for everyone to sample. A photographer from the local paper captured some of our lords and ladies dressed m their regal attire on film, and their pictures appeared m the newspaper. The Executive Coordinators of the festival. Patricia Luna and Ana Sanchez were happy to see that everyone's hard work and effort hod paid off so we- m their opinion, the eighth annual Medieval festival wr always be remembered as the result of hard wore cooperation, team effort, ana friendship Pr recess Sophia takes trrve to occept flowers for her wonaotj po-fc rrxjnce 60 Activities festival chalenge you to o duel. Prince Sebastian ” Actvm P srvc( 61 At Their Best The Color guard nos been a special part of East Side for many years now. and this year they have been at their best, having pioced frst m the Novice Division When East Stders watch them in their brightly colored uniforms performing routines which they themselves have organized ond developed, we feel a sense of pride in knowing that our classmates have produced such a stunnng example of a combination of much time, practice, and hard work. Led by Artie Resende, captain, and Diane Lemos. co-captam. the Color guard have spent many tong hours perfecting their routines When asked of the squad's progress. Jube proudly replied. We've come a long woyl Our captain x e VouyxJo dhpkjys on© ol m© many mov© In rffl© twrtng 62 Club Cotorguard Clubs Cotcx0uard 63 Wane lemos OJ co-captain stops to say cheese' I Effort Leads To Success The twirters are a major part of every footbdB game and parade in which they participate. It is up to them to odd that extra spark to a performance, and to dazzle the crowd with their difficult routines. The East Side twirters have proven that they are an exceptional group of people Led by Norma Rtbeiro. captain, and Rosangela Costa, co-captain, they have spent their spare time organizing and perfecting their routines. Their hard work paid off in competition when they were awarded the Best Sabers trophy. It is without a doubt that our twirters have set high standards which we hope al of the future East Side twirters wt Sve up to. Soxxj Front row Rosa Orho. DetOe Pecora. Neta Ovetra. Ida D'Aleuo Mcnueio DaStva Bock row Norma Rfoe ro - Captain. Maro Nou jero. Rosemarie ParascoxJo Paula Viera Cowrvi Mendez. Rosangela Costa - Co-captain ’ 6A OuPS Twiners Co-captoin. Rosano® 3 Co ta atway reocty with a itrtcng pose McsnuokJ Da S vo grves it her best Club Twlrtef 65 Talent Shines Through At every East Side football game, one group of performers always show on enormous amount of school spint. They are, of course, the cheerleaders who with their enthusiastic cheers for the team, are always hoping for a victorious game. Their dedicated captan. Pam Shetton. believes that practice makes perfect, and she sees to it that the routines are organized with special care The cheerleaders have proven through their performances at the games, that with hard work success can be achieved. Whether it is at a footbal game, a parade, or m competition, the East Side Flag Squad never fais to exhibit a colorful display of a combination of talent and hard work. It is evident throughout ther routines that the squad is mode up of a group of dedicated members. Captain Renee Wolf on and co-captain Joanne Rodriguez ore always determined that each performance should be a success Much of their spare time is spent in originating the routines and m helping the grts on the squad to synchronize and perfect their movements The time and effort devoted to the routines always leads to a magnificent performance. Pamela Shetton. captain. r a lots to cheer about. tt‘$ her senior year 66 Ojb� Cheerieoaers Cheerteoders Ramalne Thomas. Mono Barbosa. Renee Coates. Jeanette Mendez. Rfta Bynum. Pamela Shetton. Axla Aponte. Sheley Evans. Rochei Rrvetro. Brtsha Petty Deanna Qevte standi at attention Bartxsra Sftponoc showing off an attractive pose Out Ka©$ 67 Stepping Out On November 1. 1984 a group cf forty-nn© friends and students visited two museums as pdrt of our study of the Medieval Period m Engfcsh Literature Our first stop was at the Ckxste-s. located in Fort Try on Park. This cloister resembles a medieval castle rather than a museum and contains hunckeds of authentic artifacts. The second museum was the Metropoktan Museum of Art which had exhibits ranging from Egyptian Art to Medieval armor While there, some students visited the newly opened Van Gogh at Arles exhibit. There are many events to remember dung our senior yea' One that will espeaaiy be remembered is our trip to the various cultural places found in New York City m odcktion everyone enjoys attencng a school dance and at East Sde we have held many ana varied types of dances The Haloween Dance was one of the more interesting because it gave us a chance to create the attire of our choice. Jorge Nolau was transformed into a punkrocker and Eksabeth Gomes into a mouse through the magd of make-up. wigs and colorful customs. Rock Night took on a special enticement because of the terrific band Galaxy. They played a varied selection of favorite tunes. During the course of the year, various clubs sponsored such donees as the New Beg nnmg. Dancing in the Dark, and the Red Rader Jam All these occasions have given us the chance to get together with our friends and have a great tme. Th� latest steps are performed by Ebaoetn Gomes and Ted Stvo Gcfcwy. h concert Terry Obero nd Jorpe Notou take tme out for petues P8 Activities On© of me many examples of Medeval armor on dsplay at m© Metropoitn Museun of Art ActMttes 69 A peaces ana authentic oarOen m me After k tch. Englah IV honors class. tcfces tme to smle for the pnotoorapner Another lovefy view of me Oottter at Fort Tryon Park, in New York City Among the people who Influence us the most ond often leove o special Wnpoct on our lives ore the odmlnlstrotors ond teoch-ers ot Cost Side. Many become our friends ond many chonge our Ives m special woys The people we meet most frequently ore our teochers. We see them every day. u e depend on them for mony things, k Is those teochers who make o spec lal effort to moke their dosses Interesting, who take time to meet u h students - these ore the teochers we remember long after we leove Cast Side. Who wfl forget Mr. Chi's Interesting ond funny stories obout various historical figures m World Hfctory doss or Ms. Werner s entertaining jokes, that help us start Driver taxation doss wth o smile When we recal our Cost Side teys. our teochers wl be remembered for their talent, their dedication. ond their under-stand-ing ftdmvwrotKXi focvXv 71 72 A ogn« or Dr. €mQnuel Liccese In Recognition ft groduote of Cast Side High School s doss of 1922. Dr. Cmonuel Liccese hos given o lifetime of professionol service to the Ironbound Community, the some community into which he was born ond where he attended lofoyette Street School. In 1926 Dr. Liccese received o Bachelor of Science degree from New Vork University ond his medical degree from George Washington University in 1930. entering the Army os captain in 1942, he wos placed in charge of surgical services for almost two years ot o military hospital in Cngland. He served four years ond achieved the rank of Lieutenont Colonel. Upon returning to Newark in 1946. he resumed his career os surgeon, setting up practice on Jefferson Street. Shortly after his election os medical staff president in 1957 he wos honored with a testimonial dinner given by friends, ocquointonces ond associates. In 1980, Dr. Liccese received the Distinguished Service Award for his 50th year of service ond dedication to St. James Hospital and the Ironbound Community. Dr. Liccese's professional affiliations ore mony ond hove included membership in the American Medical Association. Cssex County Medical Society. Fellows of the American College of Surgeons os well os other leading notional ond state organizations. It is with greot pride ond pleasure that the doss of 1985 awards the Alumni of Superior Merit to such o concerned, dedicated ond distinguished Ironbound Community physician. tocognftton 73 The A-Team At East Side, the main force behind us all are our Principal, Vice-Principals and Chairpersons. Not only are they the administrators of our school but they are also our friends, who are always there when we need their assistance and guidance. By being responsive to our needs, they have continuously worked with us for an atmosphere of mutual respect and trust. Mrs. Cardiellos our Principal for two and a half years has been promoted to Assistant Executive Superintendent in charge of Instructional Services. She is a dedicated educator and we wish her continued success. The Senior class congratulates Mr. Robert Wujciak, former Drug Coordinator and Vice-Principal at bast Side, who has now become Acting-Principal. We wish him luck and know he will continue to work with faculty, class officers, student council and community members in order to continue improvements and make East Side a better place for all. In this endeavor he is often assisted bv the Vice-Principals who play a very important role in helping to establish school rules and regulations. Mr. Martin one of our Vice-Principals has developed an effective fire drill procedure and has also worked with the students to organize the first Senior Citizen Luncheon so that we can enjoy and share the company of older members in our community. Department Chairpersons in our school have kept all of the academic departments well organized. This has helped each student have access to a fine learning environment. We, the class of 1985, have relied on the A-team for good judgement, guidance and direction and because of this we all have prospered and become one of the best schools in the district. We welcome at this time the following new members of the A-team, Mrs. Outor, Mr. Machado, and Mr. Moselle. We wish them well and know they will do their very best at East Side. Mr. Robert Wujciak Mrs. Lenore Outor Mrs. Maria Cardiellos 74 Administration Vice Principals Chairpersons Mr. Chagnon Mr. De Fares Mr. Machado Mr. Martin Mr. Moselle Mr. Sena Mr. Alflltlo, Business Mr. Cutrino, Science Mr. Del Cuercio, Phyv Ed. Health Mr. Guarino, Technical Mr. Kessler, Social Studies Mr. lardierl. Guidance Ms. Staples, English Ms. Taylor, Math Administration 75 Developing New Skills The art and music departments consist oi a small group of faculty members, who never fail to help a student develop their talents and skills. We have found that in attending art class, we have been given the opportunity to develop our ideas into creative expressions. We have worked on still life drawings, watercolor paintings, pastel portraits, taken photographs of our community, made photograms and developed a photo-essay all under the direction of our dedicated art teachers. In our music department the chorus and Choir J perform under the direction of Mrs. Glover. Their various concerts at Christmas and other times during the year always give pleasure. Our band, under musical director Mr. Cleveland, participates with pride and enthusiasm at football games, pep rallies, parades and various community activities. In the music foundations classes, we have learned to read music symbols as well as develop an appreciation for various types of music. In addition, students with both interest and ability have been given the chance to develop skills with string instruments, through the instruction of Mr. Sutera. This guidance, direction and exposure has all contributed in developing the great sounds that make up the East Side spirit. Many students at East Side come from various foreign countries and therefore have difficulty in adjusting to high school life because of a language barrier. The Bilingual teachers realize how troublesome ordinary homework assignments can be for these students when there is not a complete understanding of the language. Therefore, teachers like Mr. Barroqueiro assist these students by providing an enjoyable learning environment which makes them eager to participate in the various classroom activities. Mrs. Altaribba believes that with time and patience the students can quickly learn the English language. With this in mind, she allows them to work at an easy, comfortable pace. With the help of the Bilingual teachers, the students find little difficulty in learning English. As they gradually begin to master the language, the students discover that through hard work and with the proper guidance, learning English can be fun. Mr. Kirschbaum: M.A., AM; Union Representative Dr. Pellegrino: Ed. D., Art; Yearbook Adviser Ms. Zenna: B.F.A., Art; Sophomore Class Adviser Mr. Bowles: Music; Accompanist Mr. Cleveland: B.A.. Music; Band Director Mr. De Noia: BA., Music Ms. Clover: B.A., Music; Choral Director, Junior Class Adviser Mr. Sutera: M.A., Music 76 Faculty Art Music Bilingual Mr. Alayon: M.A., Bilingual Mrs. Allaribba: M.A., Bilingual Mr. Barroqueiro: B A., Bilingual Mi. Jackson: M.A., E.S.L.; Caretaker Mr. Lopez: M A., Bilingual Ms. Lopez: M.A., Bilingual Testing Coordinator M� . Masini: M.A.. E.S.L. M� . Rrmoi: BA, E.S.L. Mr. Rendeiro: M.A. Bilingual Resource Specialist Ms. Ryese: M.A., E.S.L. Mr. Reyes: B.A., E.S.L. Ms. Rodriguez: B.A., E.S.L. Ms. Sarnoll: M.A, Bilingual Resource Specialist Mrs. Valente: M.A., E.S.L. Fernando Dos Santos, working diligently on his pastel portrait in Drawing and Painting Class. Faculty Bilingual E.S.l- 77 Ms. Brown: M.A., Business Ms. Croninger: BA, Business Ms. Hudson: 8 A„ Business Mr. Krolin: B.A., Business Mr. Messineo: B.A., Distributive Education Mr. Mosselle: M.A., Work Orientation Ms. Parm: M.A., Business Ms. Ruggeri: MA., Business; School Treasurer Mr. Ruggeri: M.A., Business Ms. Sangale: B.A., Business Ms. Smith: M.A., Business Mrs. Solomon: M.A., Business 78 Faculty Busmess The Managing Minds The Business Department at East Side provides us with various courses which enable us to pursue an occupation in the business world. One of the classes offered is typing, where we are given the use of either manual or electric typewriters. This posed a minor problem for students like Roberta Arcoleo, who had to cut her long, pretty nails in order to use the typewriter properly. Under the direction of our teachers we are taught how to become touch typists, a term which simply means that we are able to type without using our eyes as guides to the keyboard. Ms. Weeks stresses the importance of touch tvping in completing our work quickly and efficiently by reprimanding us with a gentle tap of a ruler on our fingers if we are caught sneaking a glance at the keyboard. In our steno classes, we are taught to form small, simple notes out of long, complicated sentences by using symbols in plat e of letters and words. To those who do not understand it, steno appears to be a foreign language, students like Norma Ribeiro may often be seen doing some important steno homework which an unknowing individual may interpret as a mixture of abstract symbols. Another class which benefits us greatly if we wish to become a part of the business world is bookkeeping, in which we are taught how to record the accounts and transactions of a business. In these classes we learn the importance of valid and accurate records in maintaining a good business. Our Business teachers never fail to teach us that through hard work, many new and challenging skills can gradually be acquired. With their help, we may enter the business world with skill and confidence. M� . Taffet: M.A., Busmen M . Vick: B.A., Business Ms. Weeks: 8.A., Business Faculty Business 79 The English Connection English classes have been of paramount importance to our daily routine at East Side. The English teachers have helped us to better understand and appreciate our unique language. Under their guidance, we have witnessed our vocabulary steadily increase, and we have learned how to properly apply the more difficult new words into our writings in order to create clear, well-expressed reports and essays. We have entered some of our writings in the various essay contests such as the V.F.W. Voice of Democracy, the Newark Brotherhood Essay, and the Optimist Club Oratorical. The authors of the winning essays were awarded money, plaques, and trophies. We are also given the opportunity to express our ideas and talents, as well as our creativity in designing costumes and sets at the Medieval Festival, which is given annually by Mrs. Matarazzo's English IV Honors and College Preparatory classes. The festival allows us to become acquainted with Medieval customs and lifestyles, and most importantly, with the literature of that period in time. By reading Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe, students gain an awareness and understanding of life in the Middle Ages. Our English teachers have made learning enjoyable by comparing and discussing, in detail, the many ideas in the writings of literary greats such as William Shakespeare, John Steinbeck, and George Orwell. Their interpretations of many of the classics written by these prominent authors have given us a deep appreciation of both English and American literature. In addition to teaching us the importance of such valuable works of literature, our English teachers have guided us in strengthening our skills in vocabulary, analogies, and antonyms, three areas where we are tested in the Scholastic Aptitude Test, which all Seniors who plan to attend college must take. Hopefully, with the assistance of our English teachers, we are now prepared to face the outside world with lucid expression, dignity, and confidence. Mr. Burnt: B.A., English Mt. Caamano: B.A., English; English Literary Magazine Mr. D'Errico: M.A., English Mr. Di Francesco: B.A.. English; Football Coach Mr. Fiorito: M.A., English Mt. Giantomati: M.A., English; Honor Society Adviser Mt. Kamen: M.A., English Mt. leonardh: B.A., English 80 Faculty English M� . Marchetti: B A., English Or. Mauler: PhD., English Ms. Matarazao: M.A., English; Student Council Adviser Ms. Metal: M.A., English Mrs. Pellerito: B.A., English; Newspaper Adviser Mrs. Puliti: B.A., English Ms. Wits: B A.. English Ms. Young: M.A., Remedial Reading; Black Heritage Club Adviser Nobody's perfect. Faculty Englith 81 Mr. Sambur, Senior guidance counselor, advises Nela Oliveira about her S.A.T. scores. Mi. Cattanheira: 8.A., Foreign Language; French Club Adviser Ms. Duarte: B.A., Foreign Language; Portuguese Club Adviser Mi. Moreno: M.A., Foreign Language Mr. Pontoriero: M.A.. Foreign Language 88 Focufcv Forelgn longuoge New Horizons The Guidance Counselors are one of the most important parts of our high school life. Nothing can compare to the advice and assistance that they arc always ready to give. They have helped us to grow and become responsible adults able to meet any challenges that we may face. With their help we have gained a deeper awareness of ourselves and others. It is a combination of both hard work and caring that describes our counselors at East Side. They never fail to help us in filling out college and financial aid applications, in addition to giving us much useful information needed in selecting the right college. Our counselors organized trips to colleges such as Essex County and Rutgers, where we were given the opportunity to examine the educational programs offered at these schools. We wish to thank Miss Seawell and Mr. Sambur, our Senior Class counselors, who have given us advice in selecting the classes best suited to our career interests, and who have assisted us in preparing our plans for the future. They have taught us to achieve and to follow our dreams. In addition to the advice and guidance given by our counselors we are given the chance to develop new horizons through the Foreign Languages offered at East Side. The correct manner in which to speak and pronounce the words of another language is what we are taught in our Foreign Language classes. We are also taught how to think and express our feelings and ideas in this new language that is so different from our own. Teachers in this department take special care to make sure that we understand the language, as well as the interesting history behind it. Our Foreign Language classes also offer us the opportunity to experience the unique cultures of various countries by allowing us to participate in East Side's International Night, which is organized by the members of our Foreign Language Department. At this enjoyable and interesting event, we are encouraged to bring an array of International Dishes for everyone to sample, and we may choreograph dance routines from different countries. This way, we not only learn a foreign language, but also the ideas and cultures of the people who speak the language in that particular country. Mr . Cavanagh: M.A., Guidance Mr . Figueiredo: M.A., Guidance M . Marinello: M.A.. Guidance Mr . Roten: M.A., Guidance Mr. Sambur: M.A., Guidance M . Sanchez: M.A.. Guidance M . Seawell: M.A., Guidance M . Tru zkow«ka: M.A., Guidance Faculty Guidance 83 Mr. Ardito: Mr. Bruno: Mr. Decker: Mr. Fullon: B.A., Technical B A., Technical B.A.. Technical B.A., Technical Mr . Johnson: M.A., Home Economic Mr. Malri ciano: M.A., Technical Mr. Mitchell: Technical Mr. Neve : M.A., Technical Mr. Robertson: B.A., Technical M . Savida : B.A., Technical; Cheerleader Adviser Mr . Smiley: M.A., Home Economic Mr . Smith: B A., Home Economic 84 Facuhy Home Ec. Technical We need to bake more cookies. Opportunities To Explore The technical courses offered at East Side give us an opportunity to work with various materials. Two classes which make up this program are Drafting and Graphic Arts where we learn the basic printing processes, which are then put to good use when we print tickets used for all school dances. We may also take Electronics I and II, which gives us the necessary materials and information needed for future study. In the Auto and Wood Shops, we learn the techniques of fixing cars and how to work with various woods in the production of such objects as tables, chairs, shelves and cabinets. Another area which offers much useful as well as practical information and experiences is Home Economics. Getting involved with these classes has provided a valuable experience in the preparation of foods from the simplest dish to the most advanced. Dulce DaSilva a senior, can still recall those burnt chocolate chip cookies. For those of us who enjoy sewing, classes are given in how to select materials and make our own clothes. Stella Ho, also a senior, can recall with some laughter the making of a sport outfit, and what a challenge it was to cut and sew the pattern. Thanks to this varied program of studies we can enter a variety of occupations with confidence and pride Learning the tricks of the trade from Mr. Ardito. Faculty Home Ec. Techmcal 85 Mr. Anania: M.A., Mathematic Mr . Di Piazza: B A., Mathematic Mr. Gatto: M.A., Mathematics Mr. Crissett: B.A., Mathematics Mr. Molinaro: M.A., Mathematics; Civics Club Adviser Ms. Poialcowsbi: B.A., Mathematics Working It Out The Mothemotlcs Department at Cast Side offers a voriety of subjects from General Moth to Computer Programming. For each complicated problem thot u e do not understand our teachers never foil to give us a logical explanation ond help us In working It out. The help they have given us over the yeors has been greatly appreciated especially when it was time to take the moth section of the Scholostk Aptitude Test. In this test our knowledge of algebra ond geometry was certainly challenged. The knowledge thot we have ocqulred from our teochers In these areas proved especially voluoble to those of us who hope to continue the study of mothemotlcs in college. In addition to the required mathematical courses such os oigebro ond geometry, we moy also elect to take Computer Programming. This course, tought by Mrs. Sdoga-j, hos proven very voluoble for those of us who wish to enter the fost-grouHng field of computer technology, for It hos provided us with a working knowledge about computers Basic is the longuoge used for programming our computers, ond we hove put It to good use In producing our Senior Class Ranks Under the supervision of Ms. Polokowski. Tony Rodrigues. President of the Computer Club, and Jose Cordoso hove given up their lunch periods for several weeks In order to program the computer for figuring out our ronks. With the guidance and assistance of our teachers, we hove learned how to think logic oily ond come to clear, reasonable conclusions. 86 Focufcv Moth Mr. Rodriguez: B.A., Mathematici Mrs. Salagaj: BA, Mathematici Ml. Swykowiki: B.A., Mathematics Mr. Travisa no: M.A., Mathematics; logging Club Advner Mr. Trimarco: M.A., Mathematici Mn. Young: B.A., Mathematici Mrs. Alexander: 8.A., Physical Education; Tennis Coach Mr. Banias: B A., Physical Education Mr. Blasi: M A , Physical Education; Baseball Coach Mrs. Brown: B.A., Physical Education Mr. Dickerson: B.A., Physical Education; Cross-Countrv, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Coach Mr. Duggan: B.A., Physical Education; Boys Basketball and Girls Track Coach Mr. Rori: B.A., Health; Faculty Manager Mrs. Galante: B.A., Health 88 Faculty Phys. Ed. Keeping Fit and Informed The Greek philosophy - A sound mind and a sound body go together, this is certainly observed at East Side. To lesson the stress after classes, boost our energy, and keep us physically fit, our physical education teachers allow us to participate in a broad range kof athletic sports and activities, such as weightlifting, softball, tsketball, and running. In addition to keeping us physically fit, these livities teach us the importance of team participation. Throughout the fall and winter seasons, sports must be played indoors, in the gymnasiums. However, once the weather permits, we are led outdoors to Independence Park, where we may soak up sunshine and fresh air while participating in a sport or activity. In the park, teachers like Ms. Brown, Mr. Blasi, and Mr. Banais test our speed in such areas as the 50 yard dash and long-distance running. In our health classes, we are taught the basic functions of the human body and how smoking and alcohol can endanger our lives. Our health teachers guide us in learning C.P.R. and first aid so that in the event of an accident, we will know how to care for our lives or the life of another. Although the driver education classes at East Side offer no practical driving experience, they give us the written theory, which has proven extremely important to those of us who have received our licenses and are now drivers. With the assistance of our driver education teachers such as Ms. Werner and Mr. W'atson, we were taught the importance of traffic signals, weather conditions when driving, and the dangerous effects that alcohol and drugs can have on a driver. Thanks to the help and guidance of our physical education and health teachers we know the importance of a healthy body and how to care for ourselves and others. Mr. Duggan, reviews Maria Rodrigues' grades during open house. Mr. Hughes: B.A., Health Ms. Steele: B A.. Physical Education Mr. Watson: M.A., Health Ms. Werner: M.A., Health Mr. Zarro: B A., Health facuity Phys. Ed. 89 A Skill Once Learned ... Our Science Department consists ot teachers who do their best to help us understand the complicated formulas and laws which constitute the basic foundations of science In biology we arc taught about the complicated structures of various creatures, both terrestrial and aquatic Through the efforts of Ms. Connelli, some of the Scieru e classes are able to study those life forms by taking field trips to Sandy Hook, New Jersey. While walking along the shore, we pit k up various shells and sea life for examination and discussion. We also examine horseshoe crabs, and are taught that they are non-poisonous. Our student photographer. Pedro Sousa, captures and records the various activities and special moments experienced on these trips. Such trips, along with experiments and lab work help us to understand the importance of Science in our daily lives. In addition to being able to study Science our social studies teachers have kept us abreast with current events, as well as fascinated us with stories of the past. With the help of our teachers we learn how civilizations develop and how many individuals shaped entire nations We discover how much can be accomplished when people unite, and how wars have affected the progress of society. In Christian O'Neill's history classes we are given the opportunity to experience presidential debates and campaigns through role playing, in which wc act out the parts of important historical figures. Mr. Chill's classes always become more challenging when he allows us to try our hand at various brain leasers. These puzzles, which promote thought and careful deduction, often leave us perplexed, but eager to discover a solution. In addition to helping us understand people and events from the past, our teachers have also given us the opportunity to learn about ourselves and the society in which we live especially through our psychology and sociology classes, taught by Mr. Chill and Mr. Zenga. With their help we have gained an understanding of certain aspects of our personalities and wc have learned about various significant roles our society upholds. We have also discovered the problems that face our society such as crime, poverty, pollution and drugs, and what we, as a united group, can do to help eliminate these problems in order to make today and tomorrow a better place. Mr. Andraout: M.A., Science Mr. Ckcone: M.A., Science Mi. Connelli: B.A., Science Mr. Huling: M.A., Science Pamela Shelton learning about Dalton'i atomic theory. 90 Faculty Science Social Studiei Mr. Chill: M.A., Social Studies; Senior Class Adviser Mr. Malanga: M.A., Social Studie M . Millard: —, Social Studies Christian O'Neal: M A.. Social Studies Mr. Palumbo: B.A., Social Studies Mr. Rubas: M.A., Social Studies; Girls Basketball Coach Ms. Tereski: B A.. Social Studies Mr. Zenga: M.A., Social Studies; Dungeons and Dragons Club Adviser Faculty Science Social Studies 91 Ms. Gipson: M.A., Librarian, Media Center Mrs. lohnson: M.A., Librarian, Media Center Mrs. Rosenbaum: B.A., Librarian, Media Center Mr. Cullen: B.A., Special Ed. Mr. D'Andrea: 8.A., Special Ed. Mrs. Fusco: M.A., Special Ed. Ms. lames: B.A., Special Ed. Ms. Mouzon: 8.A.. Special Ed. Mr. Silva: B A., Special Ed. Or. Lindgren: Ed. 0., Project Teacher Math, Chapter 1 Mr. Mascatiello: B.A., Project Teacher Reading. Chapter 1 Mr. Grant: M.A., Speech Therapist Time lor a blood pressure test 92 Faculty Specials Lending A Hand Shelving books, checking them in, checking them out, helping students look for critical reviews, and selecting the book of the month are just a few of the daily tasks performed by our librarians in the Media Center. We know that whether we are working on a special book report or doing extensive research on term paper our librarians, Mrs. Gipson, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Rosenbaum are always there to help us. Our special education teachers work with each student on an individual basis in order to develop their strong points. These teachers have given many students extra assistance and help. This year our special education department welcomes the addition of two new faculty members, Mr. D’Andrea and Ms. Mouzon. We know they will only serve to enhance this special department. Dr. Lindgren and Mr. Mascatiello our Chapter I coordinators, give special help on an individual basis to students in the subject areas of reading and math. This help is most welcomed by all the students involved. In the area of speech pathology we find Mr. Grant, our speech therapist, who helps students develop their speech in a clear and correct manner, through the use of various exercise methods in sounds. Problems, problems, problems, can always be discussed with Ms. Rodriguez, social worker who helps counsel students whenever needed. Mr. Jack and Mr. McCormack our two attendance counselors work together for the continued improvement of attendance at East Side. They can always be found checking records and making important calls. Our drug coordinator Mr. Wichowski is always ready to instruct and inform students about the dangers of drug use. Stomach upsets and headaches are everyday events at East Side that keep our two fine nurses very busy. Mrs. Block and Ms. Sheridan, in addition to taking temperatures and soothing minor cuts and bruises, provide yearly tests for scoliosis, an abnormal curvature of the spine. No matter what the task, they are always ready with a smile. Mr. McCormack: M.A., Attendance Counselor Mr . Block: Nur e M . Sheridan: Nurse Mr. Wichow� ki: B.A.. Drug Coordinator A mirrored view of the library. M� . Rodriguez: M A.. Service Worker Mr. lack: M A , Attendance Counselor Faculty Speciah 93 Mrs. Cununo Mrv Cifelli Mrs. Ilaria Mrs. lavook Mrs. Maresco Mrs. Pannullo Mrs Pelose Ms. Seratella Mrv Tremarco Cafeteria: Bernice Barnes. Rebecca Friday, Jackie Walker, Genna Bailey, Elizabeth Fernandez, Teresa Marini, Ann Konopka, Kenneth lohnson, Claire Olohan, Lina Senalore, Marie Giordano, Rita Barnes, J. Zalewski, Emma Barnes, Anne Reid, j. Roberts, Marie Thorne, Vera Fraizer, Julie Ramone, Doreen Reanes, Robert Yingst. 94 Staff Always Giving Assistance It takes a lot of people to make a good school. A lot of good people, working together. If ever the term )ack of-all tradcs applies, it applies to our secretaries. They are the key people to whom everyone comes for information. Students ask them everything. Parents phone constantly. Teachers ask about all kinds of rules and records. Our secretaries are very reliable and supportive. The custodians keep the school running. In many ways, the school, with all its different parts, is like a big machine, and the custodians must know everything about running it. Operating the boilers that keep the school warm requires special training and a special state license. Who cleans up after all those messy lunch periods? Who picks up fallen posters? Who fixes a broken window? The custodial staff. Mr. Roberts, our chef, believes in service with a smile. He, along with his staff always try to satisfy both student and faculty. They make sure everyone gets a balanced and nutritious meal. The security guards offer protection, direction, and assistance. They reduce vandalism, remove the threat of violence, or sometimes simply ease occasional anxiety. They are always a welcome sight. A good school includes all these people - people who work, as a team, to give assistance and keep East Side running efficiently. Custodians: Mrs. Lucy Nycrs, Mr. Hutcherson, Rounn Thomas. Mr. Woody, Charles Collins. Security: Mr. Woods, Mrs. lockcttc, Mr. Gordon, Mrs. Davis. Staff 95 Cheer up, Mr. Martin, there are indications of a turn around. Victory is so sweet. Waiting for her turn to spike the ball. Trophy Battle On June 7, 1984 the student council sponsored the first annual student-vs.-faculty volleyball game. An enthusiastic group of spectators looked on as the volleyball swayed back and forth over the net. The faculty was well represented by the following teachers: Mr. Molinaro, Ms. Scvidis, Ms. Rodriguez, Mrs. Pellerito and Ms. Werner, however their expertise was not to be compared to that of the students. Although the faculty tried hard to defeat their opponents, top notch players such as John Krug, Charlie De Almeida, Sergio Dos Santos, Diane Lemos, Elizabeth Gomes and Alex Franco were always one step ahead. The final turn-out proved that the students were undefeated three games straight. The winning team was presented with a trophy by Mr. Martin and the afternoon came to a close as teachers and students both exited smiling and sharing a friendship known to all East Siders. % Faculty Game Faculty Game 97 An Olympic moment foe Fait Side. The vanning team. Hit the ball, that way, please Hurry up and serve. All The Right Stuff Every graduating claw needs an adviser to plan, organize and supervise Senior year activities. We have been most fortunate to have the best — Mr. Leonard Chill. He has been the motivating force behind the many and varied class activities such as the Splash Party, JrVSr. Prom, Poconos Trip, along with the numerous cake and candy sales. Through his guidance, efforts and marvelous ability to interact with students, Sr. Year, has been a memorable and gratifying experience. Assisting Mr. Chill, in these endeavors are class officers. President, Sergio Dos Santos, Vice-President, Rosangela Costa, Treasurer, Dulce Da Silva, and Secretary Rosa Cunha. We, the graduating class of 1985, express our special thanks to Mr. Chill for all his support, and for all the memories he ha , helped create. Class Officer Duke Da Silva, Treasurer: Sergio Dos Santos. President; Rosa Cunha, Secretary; Rosangela Costa. Vice President. Key Favorite: Movie Song Video Will remember most 98 Seniors EDDIE ACOSTA EMANUEL ADAMS MARIA ALMEIDA Bad Boys, tears • tore M D's; Beat Street. Tears; CarTibean footloose; lust Called lo Say I love Ron-DMC; Eire Dnfc Queen, Cutting You; He«o; My friends MARCELO ALVARADO NILSA ALVAREZ NATALIA AMADOR ANA PAl lA AMARAL Scmface; Step b Swp Party tram, Hathdancr. A Dream. Cindy Purple Dm, Movng You; Reflet. Porky t. Purple Ram. let� go {pKnl Mowrim «nth friend laupee; My homeroom teacher Having wcfi rpeciaf friend Citry, Panie GISELA AMARAL MARIA AMARAL MARIA AMARO LILIANA ANSON ROBERTA ARCOLEO Body Rock. Cruel Sommer; let' go Crazy; Hanging out with my If n n H Officer and a Gentle man; Boar-derlme; Madonna Boarderlrne; AH the good time I «p«nt with my frfcndt. Sptath, Hello; The Warrior. The good time I.T, let go Crazy, Tune After Tlmr. My waxy friend Midnight tipre ; Swept Away. Stay the Night, My friend Concentration it cwcntul for good note taking, as evidenced by Tern Ortiz Sonfors 99 BEATRIZ ARCO' Top «| • Kind; The • to . When Do Cry. Moirrot CARMEN ARCIBAY WILLIAM AVILES ODETE AZEVEDO Scar lice; SunaMn Raggoc. Madoo-t � 'i Borderline The Ctegt with friend rpie W Idfo.ever. fnw.« sS TM r Ro- d r-pie R� Can You T«B K. Cer Pohce Acad ,. BcOerW. She Mo MrO Co «oo Th- (Vf f ethman v and Round; Good umr vKj-cd Tow THI H. Jurw� yM Bop. f- hm n T 'd Roun 1 c n 4owT' ,H Ir-nd 'ho r ANIBAl 8ADIM PAULA BANDEIRA ANDREA BAN HON ALEREDO BARBOSA IRCNl BARBOSA )OSE BARROS MANUEL BARROS I Haven't Made One Yet; Wlr leben Gr«mlm. Total Eckpse ©� the tamt-r Noch. Stand g . 2:10 cart! Torture. Mends SHAWN BASKERVUIE t� NA BATISTA UNA BUR AO Bad Boys love It Where You find An Officer and A Gentleman. Sad Kara! Kid; Mnung You; Running It; The Glamor out life; Third floor Son | VSh.tr Wedding. Specul crott- oont� y and track bathroom with DomMc Governor's Scholars For two of our seniors, Maria Souza and Julie Resende, this past summer was one of new experiences. These seniors participated in the Governor's School held at Monmouth College for a month. During these four weeks, they attended many informative seminars that dealt with topics such as the arms race, nuclear war, world economics and famine in the third world. Various trips were taken to such places as New York City where they enjoyed the United Nations and immigration offices along with Chinatown which always has an interesting mix of cultures. One of the more important aspects of this program was to give these scholars the experience of college life . They were given independence and freedom long associated with college, along with various responsibilities. The Governor's School left many pleasurable memories in the minds of these seniors. Maria Souza looks back to the times spent with new-found friends and says, I had a great time . EUGENE BENNET 8eii Street; Tears, The teacher SONIA BERRIOS Riepl Rain; A Dream; Dynamite. My friend in Junior year Julie Resende and Maria Souza, participants at the governor's school held at Monmouth College Seniors 101 Keeping Stride The tradition of winning continued lor the East Side Track Team, when three of our seniors, became members in freshman year. Frank Dos Santos, Lina Bcirao, and Jose Bairos have all been a part of this team and have won many meets as well as recognition for their abilities. Under the steady guidance of Coach Dicker-son, these seniors have won several titles. Both Jose and Frank have been City Champions and County Champions three times. State Sectional Champions twice, and State Group Four Champions in the VS mile meet. Lina has earned the titles of City Champion, County Champion, State Sectional and State Group Four Champion as well. The running careers that these talented athletes have developed at East Side will not end after graduation. Frank, Lina and Jose plan to continue keeping stride at Montclair Stale, Glassboro State and Georgetown University. With their training, their experiences and definite enthusiasm for this sport, they will undoubtedly continue very successful careers. GENOVEVA BLASS LISA BOGGS The Toy; Sloe On You; Heflo; My Sparkle; Tetri; let' Hear H for giudtnce courwetor, Mr Sambur the Boy. Kinging out on (he 3rd floor low Banos Rutting out that final mile. 102 Senior DEBORAH BOHLER EDWARD BORGER DIANE BOTEIHO O.C. Cab; Hell Work It Out; tirfl Blood Stairway To Heaven Bachelor Party; Round and Torture; Cood and bad time with Round; Round and Round; Ir. ChrH and Sr. year with friend GLORIA BRANCO The Outwderv The Reflex; You Clove Your lye ; time , my friend I _ MARIA BRANUAO Bachelor Party; High Energy. AH ot you; Being with my friend GUNN BROWN Trading Pi ; Supentar; Thriller. OA fr n h Iff BROWN Gho� i Butter . A Dream, Am i So Stopping UK MV ' end frank Do Santo and Lina Beirao who have both won medal and vet new record at East Side. ANTONIO CAfTANO HEIDI CAPUANO Police Academy; She Bop. Hello; Bad Boy . VVnh You Were Here; My friend Danctng With My eM. So- AUCUSTINA CAAMANO JOHN CAAMASO The OutudefK Perdorurre When Quadf ophenla; Free Bird; lump; Dove Cry; My c Ote«t friend leaving DENISE CABELO Purple Rain; Free Bud; Were Sot Gonna Take It; My friend Bachelor Party. The Car . Round and Round; The day I wa n‘t there phomore lunch CARMEllA CARUSO Gremlin . Missing You, The Warrior] Tony and the wack Hub Athlete and hard working scholar. Mario Santos. DIANA CARDONA Karat Kid; let's Co Crazy; When Doves Cry; Sophomore year lOSt CARDOSO Karate Kid; Rock Me Tonight; Drive, leaving ANGHA CARNICELIA THfcKtSA CARNICEUA FABIO CAKRANCHO An OHkm and A Contiemao; The Cod Father; Step By Step. Gremlins; I Just Called To Say spank. Burning Up; Senior year Berlin, My friends love You. She Was Hot; hiruor year I US CARREIRO Karate Kid; Wishing On A Star; Still loving You; Mr. Ardltos graphics class EllO CASQUEIRA Bat heJor Party; Missing You; Drive; Days that I was absent ANTONIO CASTANMEIRA AUZENDA CASTANHEIRA Police Ac ademy; If You're Not Mere. Thriller Cl M of 8S Putting In Long Hours Ranking number ten in the graduating class of '85 is Mario Santos. Mario has worked hard and studied long hours to achieve this well deserved position. He has kept his grades at an outstanding level, and has been very active in many East Side events such as modeling in the fashion shows, playing King Henry in the Medieval Festival, and participating in both the Portuguese Club and the Honor Society. One of the most important activities for Mario has been his four year involvement with the East Side soccer team Mario, as a team member, has shared the joy that comes with being City Champions. He plans to attend college with a major in either Criminal Justice or Psychology. Mario is determined to succeed because of his abilities and willingness to pul in long hours. ANA CASTRO FRANCISCO CERQUEIRA CASPAR CERQUEIRA ItDA CERQUEIRA Ghent Butter ; Eye Without A The Goa father. Subdivision . Rocky Ho tot Pictutc Show. Purple Rain; She Bop; Panama, fate; Running With the Night. Foolln. All the fun I had Move Out, Me h Fot Fantasy The Cutting claw freshman v at Gigg MARYANN CHOLEWA KIM CHRISTOPHER SUSAN ClfROOELlA RONALD CLARK (ndleM low; Hello; White Wed- Seat Street; Ain't No Stopp n U� ; Rocky Horror Picture Show. We dutg; Meeting my one and only Glamorous I He Are family, Panama; Hanging in love, frank the bathroom Senior 105 Pen Mightier Than Sword Writing well is a talent which many people do not possess. This is certainly not the case with Jorge Fernandez and Terri Ortiz. These seniors have shown their capabilities time and time again by joining the various essay contests and by receiving recognition for doing so. Terri submitted her writings to the V.F.W. contest and in her senior year placed third in the contest. The subject of her essay was My Pledge to America where she spoke about the responsibilities and obligations of her and her peers toward America and its future. Jorge proved his ability to write first in his sophomore year by entering the Optimist contest and placing third. The essay's topic was Youth, America's Strength ; he told how we, the younger generation, will inherit the world's many responsibilities and that we must begin preparing for this now. Then, in his junior year, he entered the Optimist contest again and came in second place, the topic Serve With Pride . Me spoke about the various things in which one can be proud of, for instance, serving your country by joining the armed forces. Both Jorge and Terri write as a hobby and enjoy the feeling of being creative. By voicing their opinions through the various essay contests, they have definitely proved that the pen is mightier than the sword. IOSE COELHO BERNARDA COION JACQUELINE COLON foKhelo Party; Mm You; Drive; Beat Strew. Here Comet That The ThornBrrd . Hello. Hello. My Day that I was out Beat; Dynamite; Being with my fr.endt guy. Smic AMERICO CONCEICAO ANA CONTREIRAS AMELIA CORDERO Until September. New York New Craay Duck In Aetlon; She Bop; The Day Alter; Truly; Hello. York; Hello; The friend I made She Bop; Good time with friend Good time with friend 106 Senior, Jorge Fernando take time out from writing attignment for a picture vettion. ANIBAL CORTES LINO COSTA ROSANGEIA COSTA VICTOR COSTA G cmkm. VViih«v On $Ur; « Thn Scacbce; Suy The Nrghi; Chicago It It; friendt W.nterguard ;• V J UK. . • u� • . if I SB 28S i ■ V; {' ' COTO ROSA COUTO Sturt e, Su rw To Heaven; I Gremhm. Warrior. Ift A Cruel Wanna Rock; fnendt. teacher Sommer; My frlendt With hoc prizewinning essay. ,My Pledge to America , Terri displayed her creative unique ttyle of writing. 108 Senior JOAO CUNHA ROSA CUNHA ANTONIO OA CUNHA IDA D'Al£5SIO W t Side Story: 0 � D Da. IW Rn y 8utlnAil seed; Son Rr-namt the Sam . Ire Grrmuni; MM0Rf You; M Tito H tor Iantasy: The G � . chtflm out d 1h � h h. Br-ng tnitr (cVS bird: Panama; Smoking in the It, Wnterguvd beiwooiw AIZIRA OA ROCHA An OFficer and t Gentleman; Drive. A friendship DOMINIQUE DA SILVA Purple Rain; Refleic, Heiio; My Friend Bella AWMIO bSSMft LINA DA SILVA Purple Rain; On Day In Your Id : Bill lean; My fronds MANUELA DA SILVA Rocky Horror Show; Truly. You Might Think Pm Craty. Times with Sergio MARIA DA SILVA MARIA DA SILVA MARIA DA SILVA Indie love; Stuck on You. HcBo. Purple Rain; lam on It. I Wear My Purple Ram; lye Without a Face. Friend Sunglass At hughi Jr. I Sr. 11 Top leg '’; Friend A Pot- ycar J.C tugue Chib PAULO DA SRVA CYNTHIA DAVIS DILMA DE ABREU Animal Haute; Mht.nx You; Knight Rider, Reason . Starlight. Bachelor Party. Agamtt AH Odd ; Thriller; AB my Friend Siarbright; Conwng in late White Wedding; Time with luH Energetic and Vivacious The number nine ranked student on the top ten list is Fernanda Cruz. Fernanda has worked hard to achieve an even four-point average. Although Fernanda has dedicated much of her time to her school work, she is far from being the average ''A” student. This energetic student has served as a member of the executive committees for both the Civics Club and the Senior Class. Along with those positions she is also secretary for the National Honor Society. After school, Fernanda has also held a part-time job in a local food store. Of all her activities however, Fernanda finds her participation in the Annual Medieval Festival one of her favorites. Fernanda enjoyed portraying Princess “Sophia” in the play entitled “Eastland.” “It was exciting having the lead in the Festival,” I can't believe I did.” Fernanda Cruz, our friendly and vivacious number nine ranking senior. CHARLES DE ALMEIDA Rocky III; ly of the Tiger; Hold Me Now; The good times ft FELIX DEIDA MARITZA DF JESUS K HN DEL VALLE A Dream. Torture; Junior Senior v“”fimk u JPsas ' ro � � Seniors 109 Trenton Scholars Mario Santos, lee Brown, Diane lemav. Participants In Government On December 5th and 6th, in Trenton, New lersey, four seniors became active participants in government. Nilda Dominguez, Diane lemos, Mario Santos, and lee Brown took part in New Jersey Close Up”. The purpose of this program is to stimulate the interests of high school students to learn more about state government on a first hand basis. During these days, seminars were held in which these seniors expressed their views on many controversial issues. Among the topics for discussion were abortion, ERA, and the rights of non-smokers. Various opinions were presented and several arguments were heard; many were given the opportunity to speak out for or against these topics. Also, on the agenda was a tour of the government buildings. They visited the State House, where they sat in the Assembly Chambers and observed the legislature in action; they journeyed to the Justice Complex and met with several judges who explained the complex judicial process and answered questions. They then went on to visit the State House Annex where they listened to the Public Advocate speak about various laws affecting all citizens. Nilda, Diane, Mario, and Lee felt that they indeed had learned about the inner workings of state government from this exciting experience. When asked if the program was informative for them, Diane Lemos said, It was an experience well worth our time and effort . 110 Senior MARIA DE OllVEIRA Purple Rain; you're my Everythin Hello, friend H 0 torOUY M LISA DE VINO Grrmlim. Tout f cl«p e of the Heart; Cooluvon; Good time with tpecul Hindi ANTONIO OE PINKO The WaN; final Cat; My If.end i JOHN DIAS Godfather, Croulire, Panama, friend CATARINA DIVENGU R� « Tene Alter Tme. .•r My h'rrxk EDWARD DO CARMO VICTOR DOMING ■ Creepthow; Rour rt A Round. §«• � ««• 1,04,1 Rofil B° -We're Not Gonru lake M; King- Noth«n n« mi the halh ANTONIO DOMINGUES Ccxun the Dett oyr ; lump. Sl.tl loving You. Dr • l e egr Ino'i Rhoto- r« � « Nil A DOMINCUES NUDA DOMMGUZ FERNANDO DOS SANTOS footloote. l� c Without A leer t Tejrhen; AU Through Thr Sight; Verier ; leu Go Clary; U lop HeNo; leMing down I hr iu.f� The Well: Imoy M4I Cluh ep. Going irary in the Mflwayi FRANK DOS SANTOS JACK DOS SANTOS SAUl DOS SANTOS SERGIO DOS SANTOS Rorkyt B. HeRo. Open Armt. Mr. Scarfacc. Spank. Rock k. Soccer IlecMk Pi—I; kr« Car ' Gel indun h e� ; Rock With You. Ocimoni Office Inough; Oont Go; Cr «h«!.on Fleih For l «ta� y. Heng.ng ui w.th 'he IW RUNA ESTERAS CRISTINA ESTEVENS FERNANDA ESTEVES Jf ANNIE ISTEVES Rodert o4 the Lou Ark; fanuiy; CmBc« love; I Juu Ceiled to Say Private School for guli. Almott splath; M You're Not Mc«e. Beet it. ThfllWr. Fwedrilh I love Vow; Agamw All Oddi; My Pared : Sokta ; My friendi M trierxh tophomore Sen� or� 111 BRIAN FAllON JOSE FARINHAS f m Blood; Mold CalHorna. Mama Purple Ram. Mold Me Now, We're All Craay Now. Blackouts In Doctor Doctor; My punk rock the cafeteria friends MARIA FARINHAS CHRISTINf FARMfR Police Academy; Hello; Rebel Yell. The WaW. Wish You Were Here. The good times at I S. Panama; Hanging out with the greatest friends MARIA FAUSTINO JOSE FEIJOO Against A Odds; Purple Rain. She Ghost Butters; Jump; Moon on Bop. Junior Year Monday The offense opens up with a counter attack, led by Carlos Rodrigues. BENJAMIN FELICIANO Superman I. Mega Mo. Thriller; Fee Dr As 112 Seniors ARMANOINO FERNANDES rmxy IORGE FERNANDEZ -hott Butters; More than a feeling; Sharp Dressed Man; flaying cards on snow days MARIA FERNANDEZ Purple Rain; Hello; Time After Time; friends CEL SO FERREIRA Porky's; Dancing with myself; Dancing with myself; The fun times I had Eddie Botger, slaps or in from inside the blueline. Skating To Victory One of the most successful sports at East Side is the hockey team. There are several seniors on the team this year but all the players have had a hand in making the team one which we can all be very proud of. The seniors are Eddie Borger, captain. Anthony Tonzola, Michael Lalley, Peter Wilczek, Alex Franco, Chris Ihlings, and Eddie De Carmo. Borger and Tonzola have participated in the hockey program since their freshman year and Lalley and Wilczek since their sophomore year. Two of these seniors are among the top ten leading scorers in the state; Tonzola is in seventh place and Lalley is in fifth. The team's record for this year was 11-2-2. One of the highlights of the season was the championship game against their biggest rival - St. Peters, which by winning four to two gained them the title of American Conference Division Champions. Overall, the team had an exceptional year because of the talented players along with a lot of hard work and cooperation from everyone involved with this popular sport. AlOINA FIGUEIREDO JOAO FIGUEIRtOO Summer lowi; Against All Cannonball Run H; lights Out. Odd Torture: Kmior year Thriller. Soccer Teem 6a-«S ROBtRTO FIGUERIOA XAVIER FIGUEROA Beet Street; t e Honey to a Bee; Ertermtnetor II; the MlnuM oI Save the Overtime. Being with funk; Run D.M.C. Rock Bot. my friends friends at I S. Seniors 113 Anthony Toniota checks his opponent up against the boards. Letters of Importance ll is my pleasure to inform you that you have been granted admission to our college beginning with the Fall 1985 term .. With these words comes a wonderful feeling of relief as well as importance. Those seniors, who received this letter can now make additional plans for the future. Many East Siders send out applications at the beginning of senior year, and hope for a reply in the Spring. Some students however, refuse to be put through a long wait so they apply in junior year for early admission, hoping to be informed during first term of Senior year. Michael Marra, is one such East Sider who applied under the early admissions program to Boston University and was informed of his acceptance by December. Other students who have taken advantage of this opportunity are Maria Gucrreiro, accepted to Johnson and Wales, Patricia Luna, Hood College, Tony Moreira, DeVry Institute and Natalie Ruela, Rutgers University. This sense of relief, which is brought about through early admission was best summed up by Patricia Luna when she said, I feel that I have achieved something important, and I can now direct my attention and energies towards other goals. GISELA mifE DAWN FlHC Summer (.overt; Eye Without t Karate Kid; Victim . Some guyi Face, lye Without a Face. Frevhmen have all the hick; M« and I « year health cleat aDA FRANCISCO Officer a Gentleman; My nay. Beat It; The good timet PAUL FRANCISCO Scartace; Heavent on Fire; Brin gin' on the Heartbreak; Ftiendi ANTHONY FOLEY Taurus love Gtrh; Be a lover; To reach for the top of the key EVELYN FONSECA Body Rockv. When Dove Cry. She Bop; Looking at the (me 114 Senior SHAWN FRAZIER Godfather; Rock Bon. frethman year BETTINA FKE IRE Agami! All Odd ; Mow Could You Have the Heart. Torture; frlendt Malty MARIA FREITAS Melanie; Dancing in the Dark; Hello; The timet thared with friend REYNALDO FUENTIS Forty-eight Hour ; All Sight long. Thriller, daw-ball with Mr Mkhael KU im along with Patricia luna, Tony Morci a. Maria Guerreiro and Natali Ruda. have all been accepted to college ol their choice under the early admhtiom program. GremAm. km You A I; Tane After An Officer and • Gentleman: for Your lye Only. Ne.er Gonna Break-.n. Afl of � ou. Ghent Puriy- . Dancing with M, ed Ttrr.c timet Agaimt AH Oddi. Hello; My let You Go; Total fchpte of the Butter . The good timet legt; My friend teachert A friendt Heart; My Ftiendt figjAMIS CIACHITTI MICHAEl CCMTIANDIA ELIZABETH COMES FERNANDO COMES Deep throat. Cheech A Chong' Godfather. She Bop. We're not Agatmt All Odd . Stairway to Don't Want to Work; teg ; Songt; Mot for Teacher gonna take it. W B Heaven; White Wedding, Mv Scarface. The bathroom party ! friend Senior 115 Repairs, Repairs, Repairs A! the beginning of our senior year, we received the news that our auditorium would be closed to us in order to undergo construction, due to safety hazards which were discovered when parts of the ceiling began to fall. At once, the auditorium was proclaimed off-limits, and a construction crew was brought in to repair the dangerous ceiling. The construction process took several months and throughout this time, workers could be seen carrying such materials as wood and metal planks in and out of this area. Soon, it became a busy place, crowded with people trying to accomplish an important task quickly and efficiently. Assemblies could no longer be held there, so the cafeteria was put to use for that particular purpose. Many of us agreed that it was not as comfortable as the more spacious auditorium. After a few assemblies in the cafeteria, an important question came to many of the seniors' minds: could graduation be held in the auditorium? The answer to that question depended upon whether the work could be finished in time for June graduation. Fortunately, in January, work was completed and the auditorium was once again open to assemblies and meetings. If all goes as expected, the East Side auditorium will once again serve as the place for graduation ceremonies. GLORIA GOMEZ MAVRA GOMEZ FERNANDO GOV Porky' I and II; Glamorou He. Breaku.. A Torture. Hang- Star'ac ; Ar «l fy � ; Conlutlon. HeMo. Track m oul by the lid 0OO� taker Partym MARIA GONCALVES Rain; Tim Alter Time. Friend HERIBERTO GONZALEZ HIRAM GONZALEZ Rocky III, Withm on A Sur; Beit Street, |am On It; Thrive . Ag4irnt All Odd ; Good and U� d Tire driB lime ith Maru RAMONA GONZALEZ RAUL GONZALEZ Mnung You; She Bop; Great Scarface. Savage lover, leg . Hang-time with friend mu out on the Jrd Boor BOGUSIAWA CRACK A ALDA GREGORIO Making Ot A Male Model. All you Evec Think About I $e� . Rebel Veil. Out o� 85 AMERICA GUIOINO Sommer lover. let Go Crazy. Thriller MARIA GLERREIRO (yonkm. Purple Ram. let- Co Crazy. Lunch wtth my Inendi m I he cafeteria ENID GUERRIDO LORRIE HARGROVE A n� t All Odd . A Dream; Hello; Beat Street; Tears. Thrdter; The Jrd Teacher jnd triend Hoor bathroom DENISE HARRISON FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ Beat Street; BUdt Butterfly; Run; Hanging out on the Jrd floor IVAN HERNANDE7 JOSE HERNANDEZ Gremlin , love Dnco Style; Stay Gremlin ; lucky Star; Torture; The Night; friend ''Partymg Night A the lashlon show Set up and ready to begin work on repairs. Sectors 117 MAKtBtU MtKNANDtZ FRED Hill The Outudert, If You're Not Here; Torture. Hinging out on thr fed floor ELIZABETH HIITON SUET-NGA HO Poltergeist; let' Co Oa y; lump Against AU Odd . Against Ad Odds. Missing You. friend 118 Seniors future engineer. Jose Cardoso SUIISA HONEYBIUE Beat Street; Blue Magx. Rock It, Security guard THOMAS HORNIACEK Scarface; The CKa� e. Contuuoo; H ngm' out on the fed floor NANCY IOCCA DANNY JACKSON Blame It On Rio; Almott Farad nr Against All Odd . My friends ■ JAMES JOHNSON IINDA JOHNSON Body Rock; Tear ; High Rise; The SOmS Ut Wravetlon JANICE KNIGHT Promising Careers Celina Ruivo is number eight in the top ten rankings. By holding the position of Senior Class Representative, she keeps informed about matters concerning school government. Celina has contributed much time and energy to the Torch through her work as clubs and activities co-editor. Her membership in the Civics Club allowed her to become involved in the organization of several dances and fund raisers. In addition, she keeps busy after school with her job as a receptionist in a travel agency. After graduation, Celina plans to attend college and obtain a degree in psychology, a goal which she will easily attain due to her scholastic ability and determination. Coming in at number seven is Jose Cardoso, a student who holds an active interest in mathematics. He has shown both interest and ability by helping to establish class rankings as a Computer Club member. Jose keeps active in our school government through his position as Senior Class Representative. Like many students, he maintains a job at his father's auto body shop after school. Since he enjoys mathematics, Jose plans to attend college and major in the fast-growing field of engineering. Obtaining a degree in this field will not prove a difficult task for such a hard-working and conscientious individual. Senior. 119 Numbnr 9 W ronkmj, C«too ftutvo JOSC UITAO DIAN$ IEMOS The Wall; lye. Without A face; CremUm, I Idee Dream.ng v Round and Round; The g d� in Too; Dr. Grant SIIV1NA LOPES Purple Rain, Mhung You; Reflex. M (rtendt KEITH KMiTZ OHkct And A Gentleman. Ope Ot I hme Days; Two Minute. To Mrdnrght; Partytn' RICHARD KOVAL Vi-tjtr. Shout At The De d. Ton Young To Tall In love. Homeroot 41} MICHAEL LALLEY MICHAEL LATORRt The OutUdet. Bom l«i The VAX. The Song Remain The Same, Tin « Co Craiy. Thrdler N� 4h.n« lump. Hanging in my cedar playing Number Ot The Beaxt, Bar At quarter the Moon; Pour-ng milk over laH. � head Hanging Around In the years ahead, when we recall our fcast Side days, certain places within the school will be remembered more fondly than others. Particular classrooms may stand out in our minds because of good learning experiences, but our special memories will be those where we met most often with our friends and experience the best times of the day. These areas of the school are referred to with affection as hangouts”. They are the designated areas where day after day a group of students can be seen standing, talking, joking and laughing. The site of a particular hangout depends upon the students using it. Some prefer a certain stairway in building B, others would rather hang out on the third floor in building A, and still others prefer certain bathrooms in A, B, and C buildings. The most frequently occupied hangouts however, are the lockers, where the majority of East Siders usually meet with friends. Although many factors constitute memorable aspects of high school life, for many of us none can compare to the minutes spent at our favorite area. For us, one of the hardest aspects about leaving East Side will be losing the security and friendship of our special hangouts. CRISCEL MALDONADO TAMMY MARCIANO The Wall. Sweet I Ml. Pimm . Hingin' In the pari IDEN LOPEZ MARIA IOUVADO Indie love; ThrUer. Truly; Good Purple Kaln; Almou Parad.w, friend Torture Mruoc JAMES LOVELACE PATRICIA LUNA Gcem .« ; Mam We re AH Craxy Metropoln; I Am the Wamor. Now. We're Not Gonna Take It; Melt©. Diane' black tneaker Technical department The cafcleria, a favorite hangout. 120 Senior Senior 121 JOSE MARTINS DIANNE MATEO Purple Rain; Dream ; When Dove Cry; Cutting cUm JOHN MARQUES Scarface; Suirway to Heaven; Still loving You; Homeroom during awemWy MARIO MARQUES Ri ky 8u ine«; let'� Co Crazy; Rebel Yell; The girb PAULO MARQUES Bachelor Party; Two Tribe ; Under Cover ot the Night; Sophomore year MICHAEL MAKKA Scarf ace; I Wear My Sunglawe At N� ght; Purple Rain; Claudia CANDACE MARSHALL MICHELLE MARTINEZ Beat Street; Body; Thr.ller; Walk.ng Cretnlim; Dine Highway; Oh the halt Sherrie; Good time with my friend THERESA MARKOVICH ALBERT MARQUES ALDA MARQUES JOHN MARQUES Rocky Horror Picture Show; Purple Rain, lady; Hello; My Scartacc; Panama; Can't Dove SS; Releate Your e!f; let Go Crazy; friend All the good time Coin machine crew 122 Senior MARIA MATOS Two o A Kind; Almon Par dhe; Two oI A Kind; lunch antic ol my (un«w year AIFRCDO MATOS ANA MATOS Grernkn . Raggae Night ; V2 Year' Day; The “B girh JOSE MATOS Indie love; Stairway Heaven; Dancing In The My four year pian To MARIA MILINDRA Spring Break; Stuck On You; Rebel Yea, Sophomore year lulie Revende. our Governor' School Scholar. HARVEY McCRAY TILTON McCRAY SEN|INETHA MCGEE CARIOS MEJIAS Scarface. Rciea e ihe Tenwon; My Knight Rider; Cool It Down; To Sir With love, Electric Aven- Ri ky Butrne ; Sungla e At two year playing bavketball Thriller; DWticultie learning the ue; Who' That GtrL Clove friend Night; Me h for fanuiy; fun way of ihe building time E MILIO Mill NOE Heavy Metal; Rainbow In The Dark Last In line 4 MONICA MEIO Purple Rj VHcUo; Truly. My friend jjlok MzK 'tt |UANITA MENDEZ Gremlin ; Torwght I Celeb' ie M, love, HorrVr tlr ; Hanp n fat the lu� w y� Drive And Dedication The student who holds ithe number five spot this year is Maria Julie Resende. Julie , as she is better known to her friends, has been involved in many activities throughout her high school years. She is captain of the East Side Colorguards, Sergeant of the winter-guards, President of the Track Club, Set retary of Student Council, Honor Society member, and Senior Class Representative. She has an interest in writing, and bc ame a member of the school newspaper, along with co-editor of sports for the yearbook. Julie's awards and honors include 3rd place in the Optimist Oratorical Contest, Rutgers Achievers Award, - and Governor's School Scholar In addition to these activities, she has a part-time job at a local bakery. She has applied to everal prestigious colleges, but has not decided on a specific major. This should not be a problem because success is sure to lie ahead tor whatever area of study Julie decides to pursue. Number six in class ranking is Ana Sanchez, a student who enjoys creative writing. She has put her writing talents to use by becoming editor-in-chief of the Torch and staff editor on the school newspaper. She is also a member of the literary magazine. Honor Society, Student Council, and Dungeons and Dragons club. A major research project for Ana this year was the Medieval Festival, of which she was both writer and coordinator I his project also included the preparation of food, along with the organization and writing of an information booklet about Medieval life. Ana's future plans include attending university in order to study elementary education, with a specialization in Bilin-gual English As A Second Language area. She also hopes to keep up her interest in writing by taking extra courses. These goals are surely attainable tor such a creative and energetic individual as Ana. YVETTE MENDEZ fOSE MENDOZA An Office And A Centlemen. Gremlin ; friend ; Run-0 MC. WHhing On A Sur. MhVn You; My fnend finhmen vm DAISY MERCADO MARIO MESQUIIA It Sweet, Rebel Vefl. fled for Chou Ru te� . When Dove Cry. f r.uty, M, friend New Moon On Monde, Off dr.Mt Torch editor, Aru Sanchez, going over copy and caption for yearbook deadline. Senior 123 Different Aspects of Government Toward the end of junior year, four top students received the privilege of attending a special program at Rider College, entitled New Jersey Boys State . Tony Rodrigues, Ted Silva, Tony Caetano, and John Caamano spent an enjoyable week at the college, during which time they attended various classes and meetings to learn about the different aspects of state government. These East Siders were given the opportunity to meet students from other high schools throughout the state, and to attend pep rallies and such sporting events as football, tennis, and volleyball. They also visaed various sections of the college grounds, and were surprised to find a large, peaceful lake directly on campus. Although they enjoyed these various forms of recreation, much of their time was spent in the classroom, studying how government operates, mass transit systems, and civil service procedures. They attended meetings in which they listened to speeches given by several candidates whom they were to elect as officers. These meetings, or caucuses made the students aware of the voting procedures in state government. In addition, this experience provided the opportunity to divide into two parties, the Nationalists and Federalists, whose purpose was the election of a Governor for Boys State. Although they were required to study and w'ork hard throughout the week, when asked, about this opportunity, Tony Rodrigues replied, It was great fun. We got the chance to meet people and learn many interesting aspects about government. E.ARTHA MINTON MANUEL MIRANDA DFREK MOBLEY Purple Ram, Oroitnv left Co Fatt Timet At Rldgemont high; Prtvete School; 1 1! Moote Rock Iratv. Mrifc Voting nd Mrv Dr.ting Down The Highway: Rot B® .' The girt PcRento Shake It Up; The girk MARIA MONTEIRO TERRY MOORE ANTONIO MOKAIS Pj'ple Ran. let Co Ouy I ret R che� oc Rarty; Tom Sawyer; V - W t bout A Faco; Soy « Y Bloody Sunday; Magnet door lock MARIA MORAJS ANABFLA MORFIRA ANTONIO MORFIRA An Ofhccr And A Gentleman. A Bachelor Party. fr nW Coe To An Officer And A Ceotleman. I Night In Mrnfii. Againtt AO Oddv HoRywood. lore It A Battlefield. Want To Break Free. Stay The The good timet junior year Mara. Red. Paul, and Carlo sught; Rock Croup EDITH MORFIRA ROCFRIO MORFIRA ISABEL MORCADO MARIA MORIllE BEVERLY MOT A Purple Ram; What love Cot To Rnky Buunew, left Co Cra y. Gremlin : She Sop; It’ A trial Gremlin . Stairway To Heaven, (lathdance. Stuck On Vou; Time Do With h; lye W.thout A face. Refie«. All the lory g.rlt Summer Mi. Ruggerf claw ThrBler; Friend After Time; The good time Frethman Year Seniors 125 The Nationalists and Federalists finally come together LONNEl NOBLES MARILYN NOD A ANA NOLAU Cold linger. live And let Die. She Bop; Bathrooms be.ng closed NELSON MOT A Rocky; Born In The U.S-A-, Rebel Yell. Senior year ZILDA MO IT A JEANETTE NIEVES Halloween II, Soil and New Edition; When Doves Cry; Fun with friends IEANETTE MUNOZ Aga-nst All Odds II Ever You're In My Arms Again; Torture. Winter guard LUCIA NtlU Champions; Nights In White Satm; Chana Girt; The good times jicvcm iylyuj Beat Street. Superstar. Buffalo Gals; freshman year Towards Tomorrow The number four rank in the top ten is held by Ana Nolau, a student whose interest in math has led her to the field of engineering as a career choice. In order to become better informed in mathematical problem solving, she attends Saturday morning classes at Steven’s Institute of Technology. Ana has shown an interest in extra curricular activities and community involvement by joining various clubs and organizations. She is a Student Council Senator, Honor Society member, and President of the Youth Council, in addition, she volunteers her free time as a tutor to young children at the Ironbound Educational and Cultural Center. Ana plans to attend Steven's Institute after graduation because she feels it will definitely meet her career goals. With her positive attitude and exceptional mathematical ability, she is sure to succeed. Ranking number three in the class of '85, Ted Silva is a student who believes in getting involved in school activities. While working to maintain a high grade-point average, Ted found time to join the literary magazine staff, as well as the executive committee of the Civics Club. He is also a Senior Class Representative, President of the Honor Society, and co-editor of the Senior section for the yearbook. Among the awards and honors he has received are the Minority High School Achievement Award, and being named Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation, Ted plans to attend an Ivy League college and major in English Literature. There is no doubt that Ted's outstanding scholastic ability will allow him to achieve his goals in life. Ana Nolau, our number four senior. who attends Saturday morning classes at Steven's Institute. 126 Seniors JORGE NOLAU MARGARET NORTON JORGE NUNES The longest Yard; I Don't Want To Gremlins; When Doves Cry; Conan The Barbarian. Stairway To Want You; She Was Hof; 6-14-82 Thidter; The tire dr.Us Heaven; Still loving You: M, friends ROSElYN OAKS THOMAS ODAM MICHEUE OECKEL Purple Ram, Pop Coes My love; Against AH Odds. Aiwa vs And Thriller, Acquaintances Forever; Rebel Yell; Oanny $-12-81 AIBANO OLIVEIRA ALBINO OLIVEIRA CARMEN OLIVEIRA Friday the Uth Part M; Heaven's Revenge Of the Nerds, You and fddie and the Cruisers. Save A On Fire, lx It Up; All the stuck |, Stay ihe N ht. Friends and Prayer; Drive; My friends 'JP h parties Ted Silva, an active and involved viudeni. ELADIO OLIVEIRA Karate Ktd; Rock Me fon.ght. Thn H ll. Splash party “U ISABEL OLIVEIRA An Office and A Gentleman: Night m while Vatin; Hello The food (■met LAURA OtIVEIRA Cone With the W od. Missing Too; Time After Time, friend MANUEL OLIVEIRA Create Round and Round. Round and Round; The walk out in 83 MANUELA OLIVEIRA Rocky; All Night Passion. Don't Co, Yazoo; Mang-n' out with friends EDWIN ORTIZ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs; Hello; Thriller; The gnh Fh uSJL ORTIZ. tVtlTN UK IIZ Zombies; G rh lust Wanna Have fun. Bur run' Up, When I was a pain to the staff Seniors 127 DAVID PACAN Gremlins; Muw H The Amvin; Rock It; ffteodi'TcKhtfi EUGENIO PAGAN Bachelor Party; A Dream; Dynamite. Good time MARIA PAIVA 12® Seniors Summer lovers; Drive; Drive. When I got suspended TfRfSITA ORTIZ WALTER PADHIA IOANNA PADIN The lonely Years; Mown You; CremBm, IhrlRer; ThnHer. Teac- Menudo; M You're Not Mere; -Misting You: PDA herv'fnends learning many things BEIKIS PADRON An Officer and A Gentleman, Almost Paradise; The Warrior. Good times friends A style and decor common to many lockers, found at East Side. g betor Party; ExcUm; Sc � «� c ; Aiwayi and for««. ftoro Sookn • ' Clm «l M Locking Up Memories PAUL PATACAO MARIA PATEIA The Wall. Sleeping Village, latt In Purple Ram; Stuck On V«j; Time line; Good tlm« Alter Time; frethnun year Good timet with friend White Weddmg, Getting drunk In datt The one place we leisurely walk lo before first period, drop our books off at lunchtime, run to when we realize we have forgotten a certain book for class is to our LOCKERS. Those big, red and blue compartments in Buildings A and B, which we received individually in our junior year, are so unlike the more narrow ones in Building C which we had to share during our first two years at East Side. Upon receiving the larger lockers, many of us realized that it was more fun to share this new space than to use it alone. So, instead of one coat or jacket, many contain two or three, and instead of one particular type of decor, various kinds are blended together to form a unique style. As anyone can tell by walking down the hallways between classes, no two are exactly alike. Our lockers are the one place at East Side where we may fully express our personalities without anyone telling us to remove or add a thing. In addition, they sometimes serve as an excuse for being late to class. What teacher hasn't heard the worn-out line, I was at my locker”. In order to appear more convincing, we go on to explain that we were getting necessary material for that particular class. We will remember our lockers as the places where we met with friends, stored secrets, and exchanged ideas. As we prepare to leave East Side in June, we will not only take those mirrors, pictures and posters from our lockers, but many happy memories as well. friend Dynamic Duo Since freshman year, both Diane lemos and Natalie Ruela have strived to develop their scholastic ability, and now in senior year, they have been rewarded by receiving the distinction of being named salutatorian and valedictorian. Such honors are well deserved, for much of Dtane's and Natalie's time throughout their years at East Side, have been devoted to their studies. However, that is not to say, that all their time has been spent on school work. Natalie has shown an interest in various extra curricular activities such as the Dungeons and Dragons club. East Side's softball team, as well as finding time to be typing editor of the 1985 Torch, and Treasurer of the National Honor Society. Diane on the other hand has participated in the French club. National Honor Society, Colorguards, school newspaper and is coeditor of the Senior Section of the '85 Yearbook. Both Natalie and Diane, plan to attend college and pursue careers in Bio-Cheinistry and Pharmacy. We are sure they will be successful in whatever academic areas they pursue because of their talents and determination. IUIS PEREIRA MARIA PEREIRA MARIO PEREIRA Sodden impact; I Ww My Swn . It Song Remain. the Same. ta� e it Night: Eye VS it hoot a fact. Stairway to Heaven; leg . The datt Graduat-on Ot 85 SARAH PEREIRA LUCY PEREZ MARIA PERE7 Purple Run. The More Vou live the Two of a Kind; Stock on You; n OHket A Centleman. On More You love; Eye Without a GUmoroin life. Girh Coy the Dark Srde; Rebel Yell. At m, face: friend dote friend 130 Sen tort Natalie Ruela and Dune Lemos, our two top “tentort . RUTH PEREZ CHRISTOPHER PERRY Scartace; A fay; Kurin Blow; football Taam MARIE PHILLIPS MARIA PIMENTAl Officer A a Gentleman; High Energy, The Warrior; The good time FERNANDO PINA RUI PINA Round A Round; Bringing on the Raider of the 10 1 Ark; Born to Heartbreak, All the fun I had love You; R pe ot Peace; The good friendship joey Pinho and Marge Vidal hare a friendly moment in the cafeteria. IOSE PINHO ANA PINTO CARLOS PINTO MARIA PINTO CARLOS PIORRO Porky' ; Dancing in the Dark; leg , lace; Hello; Thnllet. My friend Gremlin ; Spirit of Radid; Hot lor Officer A a Gentleman; Hello. Rocky1 . Stairway to Heaven; Good time with friend teacher; friend friend Panama; Memories in the hath Three-Letter Man Most athletes find it difficult to excel within a sport. East Side has been fortunate to have Michael Lalley who has excelled in three sports. Michael has been a member of the baseball team, where he earned a letter with his gold game performance as first baseman, and where he demonstrated his expertise in the batter's box. While on the football field, Mike divided his time by playing both middle linebacker and fullback. He helped the team achieve its first success in recent years. Michael's third sport is hockey. As a member of the hockey team, Mike has skated to a C-Division Championship and this year in A-Division, a Hamdchen Cup Championship. He expects to continue his athletic endeavors at Montclair State, where he plans to concentrate on football and perfect his skills as a middle linebacker. For someone who has already proven exceptional athletic abilities, we are confident that Michael will continue to achieve his future goals with style and ease. The all-around athlete MARIA PIRES MARIA PlRES RAMON POLANCO Rotiy III. Drive, lucky One Trading Place it Thn Ain't low Thriller; My girl 132 Seniors SHIRLEY POON WANDA POSADA DENISE POTURAJ TONYA POWEU the Champ; Stuck On You. The SraHece; We Are family; Panama. Purple Rain; Tear Therm Warrior; Sharing my life with Work Study Stoppmg U Cutting Timmy JEFFREY PROSETTI AUGIE PUCIIESE BechcU fmr; Thn Burning Hnti; Scartar-e. Gtek Hot for T Kh� � ; The Brew Crew KEITH RACKLEY |ANE RAMIREZ ANA RAMOS He Mm. A. J, Her hr Hancock. Scar lace. Ml of Ml) Wol'K love An Offset A Gentleman. You're Basketball % h « Battlrhrld. AH the food my fverythm Stay the N.ght. looking guy Good lur JOSE RAMOS R rally Bint new; AJwayt and forever; All Night long; Timm m the Home Room MARIA REGGIO Rocfcy; Truly. Cruel Summer; Good tuner wWh friend Michael I alley dapping one in. PATRICIA REGGIO Bachelor Party, Dancing In the Dark. MARIA RENDElRO MARIA RISENOE MARIA RESSLRRf ICA ? wplr Ra.n. Much on You Truly, An OttKtr A � Gentleman; Ghost Bmlrrv Am i M-sung Vow friends ’ Faithfully; Adam Anfs Strip; Dynamite; Hanging out with friends friends Measuring Up ROSA REVERENOO DEANA REVIE MARIA RIBEIRO Bachelor Party; High Fturfy; left Grrmims. Wafring on Sunshine: Top Secret; Stuck on You, W tW� Go 0� ry. Good timet with friend This K it, Coterguard M It; Someone Special As the classes entered the gymnasium, the bleachers filled with seniors waiting to be measured for caps and gowns. Everyone was given an order form to complete after the instructions were explained by the company representative. After the order forms were finished, a line formed in the corner of the gym and measurements were taken. Mr. Blasi and Mr. Banias helped to keep things running smoothly as the tape measure passed from person to person and another step toward graduation continued. By the end of the period new bonds of friendship were formed while old bonds were strengthened making this event very special. GARY ROBINSON NORMA RIBEIRO IRIS RIVERA Red Dawn; Eye without a face; Purple Rain; Against All Odd� ; flesh for Fantasy; friends Dynamite: My friend Yolanda and the craty things 134 Seniors AtEXIS ROBIES MARIA ROCHA ANA ROORICUES ANTONIO RODRIGUES Against All Odds; Nights In White Purple Ram: If ever you're in my Gremlins; Stairway to Heaven; Satin; Total Eclipse of the Heart, arms again; Cruel Summer; The people Good times Friends Senior year n almost capped as Chester Williams h measured lor his graduation cap. MARIA RODRIGUES Splash; lady; Brat It; My friends SUZY RODRIGUES Cannonball Run; Time After Time; Mitwng You; Guys in class ERICELDA RODRIGUEZ Ghost Busters; let s get Crazy. Carey Mart. Bonnie Tyler; My freshman Senior year MARIA ROORIGUEZ An Officer a Gentleman. Cruel Summer, H thh Is it. Teresa Cark ROMY RODRIGUEZ first Blood; What's love has to do. The Warrior. Miss Seri ale la SANTIAGO RtDKlGUla Red Dawn, Midnight Isprest. Hello. The good looking guls UWim nv_ rvtrv Porky's; Music is the Answer; Beat it. Days Cutting Seniors 135 M CATARINA ROQUE Teacher . AH oi my to ; fanama. Tar Our Umn and Mr C ardwlkn ROSA ROQUE Lint September. A! i� and forever. AH ol my friend JANE ROSARIO Gremlin ; A Dream. Cruel Sum- mer I trie |m JULIO ROSARIO Giemhnv Thriller; All the good time CARRIE ROSS Sparkle; Black Butterfly. Htghn . Aggravation frustration AMANOA ROUSElir MARIA RUElA NATALIA RUEiA CL UNA RUIVO ANA SANCHEZ Gho t Suiter . lint th Wa Vou PoHc Academy; JMjlNng on a Ghent 8u t rt; Tim Alter Ttan ; foot loot . Mrtwng You; You Footloo Milting You, You like It. BiBie Joan. The fun time Star. Tun After Tint . Th good She- Bop; Th n w friend I made Might Think. Hanging out with Might Think, fun timet har d Ikno my friend with friend 136 Senior (otc Pinto goet over the SAT Rcv� cw, in preparation for the upcoming mam. Improving SAT Skills The SAT as most seniors know, is extremely difficult and requires a great deal of preparation for success. Before a class was offered at East Side, students had to take the class at Rutgers or Seton Hall Universities. But in 1984, East Side instituted a special SAT skills class for interested students, to help prepare them for this rigorous and challenging test. The class offers as a major objective the familiarization of various math and English concepts found on the test. As Casper Cerqueira said, I feel it helps me get to know the material better . Apparently this approach has had success. Mrs. Di Piazza who teaches the math portion and Mr. D'Errico who handles verbal skills, have both cited an increase in the test results. Hopefully this course will continue and help provide other East Siders with the much needed preparation required for good test scores. ANGELO SANCHEZ WILLIAM SANCHEZ Heat Street; Curtn Blow; Bui Sweet, Searface; Run D M.C.; Torture; Bateball with Mr BlaUe Getting caught by Tatk force JUAN SANMATEO CARLOS SANTIAGO DIANA SANTIAGO Breathlett; Rock me Tonne; Cremllm. Dreamt. Whatt Love Glamor out life. All Ihc beaut.ful Gof To Do With It, Junior Year ph when I met Reinaido Mom r Highlight of The Day During the course of our school day, the one period everyone waits anxiously for is, period 7, senior lunch . The cafeteria is the place where it is held. In years past, the cafeteria served a quick lunch, but it now serves as the ideal spot to read, do homework, relax or blow off steam . Books clutter the tables as seniors busily complete their Trig, or Chem. assignments. This special area provides us with an atmosphere that makes us feel more at home. However, most seniors find that the most important purpose of the cafeteria is that it offers a chance to be with friends. Roseangela Costa says, the cafeteria is great. It is where everyone catches up on the latest news.” As freshman and sophomores we had open lunch, which enabled us to leave the building and make individual lunch plans. Junior year brought a change in our routine when closed lunch was put into effect. However by Senior year the cafeteria took on new and delightful experiences. Although it is the object of many jokes, our cafeteria and period 7 lunch especially, fulfills our many and varied needs. Bachelor Yell. My frlendt MARIO SANTOS The latt American Virgir When I look In Vow lye Come Back; Friendi KU1 MC6 MAKIA SANIIAVjU Karate Kid; Take A Walk On The Wild Side; Infatuation; Qrlot, Anabela. Aiygic fOAO SANTO leuM Chmt Superttar; HelK thriller. Good time CARLOS SANTOS Bachelor Party; Drive; Billy Graduation ' 5 (IDA SANTOS ISABEL SANTOS JORGE SANTOS Purple Rain; StiH loving Yoo; Claw ot -U. look that kill; left Heih for tanuty; Hanging out at go Cruy; Partiet the lorker OIGA SANTOS Purple Ram: Much on Vow, The Warrior; lohnny friend IAN SCOTT Return of the Jedr; Mum ArttMer; Party Trim; lunch RICHARD SIGARRA it the Gremlin . AIm Fotever; Dr hr ; The Band PAMELA SHILTON Prince; A Dream; Thriller. Sweetheart Romald HENRIQUE SILVA Bachelor Party; Sun way to Heaven. Cult on film; Home Room during � embly Senior 139 CRISTINA SARDO tddle and the Cruheri; Stairway to Heaven; le� ey Girl; Climbing itairv' (rlend MICHAEL SCflfO Rocky III; Baby Come Back, leg . Way Inf Batebai MARYANS SCMFl Be t friend ; The Mum Sever End ; Snow White and the Seven Dwarf . Barbe Bean KELLY SCHENCK Indiana Jones; A Dream. ThrJler; frethman Sophomore year VICTOR SANTOS Anibal Badim. ilhnlrating a joke. 140 Senior Hot Shot Throughout the year, most of us have seen a particular student walking about with a bulky brown bag and camera in hand. This aspiring young student photographer is senior, Pedro Sousa. Pedro has been the yearbook and newspaper photographer lor two years and has also been employed by the Lorstan Photo Studio, where work has been fun and exciting. Photography, however is only one of the many interests Pedro is involved with. At East Side, he has been a member of both Varsity Track and Cross Country teams. He has run in such events as City, County, and State Sectional Championships and because of his over all performance he has been encouraged to continue this sport in college. At present, his career interests lie in the realm of fashion photography and he hopes to pursue this study at The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. After a period of freelancing, he plans to have his own photo studio. With determination, hardwork and his ability, it will not be long before Pedro's goals are realized. HIGINtO SUVA fOANNE SUVA liquid Sky. Rebel Rule. While A Sight In Always 4 Wedding, Getting In And out ot Forever; P n erw friend trouble MARIA SUVA PAUlO SUVA Porky . I kat Celled to My I lo e KataM Kid. We’re Sot Gonm f jfcr You. Thrdter; lye contact with It. Rebell YeM; The Uu of the C G. Sight 0 h TIODORO SUVA }OSf SOARIS STEVEN SOSTAK ADRIAN SOTO Beverly MifU Cop; Vlemru. I love ScerfACe. Alwey 4 forever; lucky f i Tune At Rldgemont M h. The WwrtorUj ToArv Round 4 I A; You cen't roRertkete through Sur; Dev I cut school A stayed Rock-Stairway to Meeven; lye Round, PUymg foocbail (or I SM i buffalo herd home Without t lace. Al the thing thit I've gotten t� n with HUMBERTO SOUSA IUCIA SOUSA MARIA SOUSA PEDRO SOUSA Purple R� n; I !u l Celled to say I The Other Side ol the Mountrm; Private School; Writing lor a Girl love You; licllo; M, Friend end Midnight Runner. Hello; I Acuity like You; If Thi I It. All my friend Teacher! 4 uudent end g rh ROSEMARII SOUTO MARIA SOUZA StAN STEPHENS TRANK SULEWSKI BARBARA SZCZEPANIK ireath� e� Theme of Romeo Animal House. Stan M. Op; You Gremlins; Always forever; The ir ; C«tln|j caught cuttm M h« Think; Mr Blau Warrior; Bern with lose and UU The man behind the lens. Pedro Sousa. AIZIRA T ALAI A Summer lover's; Hello; Hello; friends four years at LS.H JOSE TAVARES war Game ; Every Breath You Take, flesh for fantasy; Partying with buddies I— BhKi. D ■ rMKVI Hot for ANA TUO LATOYNIA THOMAS Officer 4 A Gentleman; Purple Purple Rain; let Go Crazy; The Rain; Mining You. My friend and Glamocnut Me; Nothing Junior year ROSA TIACO ANTHONY TONZOLA Gremlin . Mining You; Burning Up Electric Blue; Step by Step; Mot for Your love; Good time with lot Teacher; The Brew Crew fr tenth EDWIN TORRES RODNEY TORRES WANDA TORRES MARYANN TRAMEt MIGOAUNA TROCHE Purple Rain; Dream; No Stoppm; Evil Dead; Glamorou life; Stir Crazy; Tear ; Rock h; My Scarface; Cool it Now; My Meeting leannett ThrJIer. friend teacher fre hman yea ELIZABETH VALENTE Gremlin ; Brlogin' on the Heartbreak; Good time with my friend HIM11 V$fa£ EDWIN VARGAS The Evil That Man Do; Chaka Kahn; Torture; The good time JULIO VASCONCEIOS An.mal Home; Change; Suy the Night, The gWh 4 7th lunch DELIRIS VASQUEZ Purple Rain; Dream; Dynamite; My ion Bumbam JUAN VASQUZ fvecutioner tl; like Money to a Bee; Save the Overtime; friend An Officer a Gentlemen. You're My Everything. Slay the N«ht PAULA VIEIRA ■■ hurpte Rain; Purple Rein; let' go Purple Rein; I Went to Break Beverly Miib Cop. Don't Co, Creey; Wlnterguerd friend free. Self Control; Friend lun Rebel YHL friend t weekend lime Gifted and Talented While still in grammar school, Fernando Dos Santos was interested in art. For his friend, Celso Ferreira, his interest in art began in freshman year, but either way, both have matured into exceptional art students. Fernando says, I enjoy art because it allows me to express my thoughts on canvas with paint in a creative manner. He continues to develop abilities in Dr. Pellegrino's Drawing and Painting class. Both Celso and Fernando have part time jobs, after school and both enjoy sports. Fernando is an avid skier, and member of East Side's Ski Club. Celso is a National Honor Society Member and has put his artistic abilities to work by designing posters for local merchants and organizations. After graduation, Celso plans to attend the DeVry Institute, but Fernando is still undecided, but one thing is certain — both plan to continue developing their artistic interests and abilities. Seniors Two of our very Rifted and talented Senior class artists. Fernando Dos Santos and Celso Ferreira, busy at work. And Finally |OSf VIRUET LUIS VIRUET NORMA VIRUET 48 HRS; Rock Bo . Ihrdk-., fight, Bachelor Party. When You Ckne Gremlin . Sun Glaive at N.gh Your lyn. Union oI the Snake . When Dove Cry; My friend The fire drill 144 Senior ARNALDO VITORINO Pink Floyd the Wall; Whole lotta love; Panama. Partying SJOC.KIEA WASHINGTON Cufo; Tear ; Thriller. Meeting Andrea Banhon Tama Jhoma PITER WILCZEK Pink Floyd The Wall. Another Brick in the Wall. Bari At The Moon; Fight A Teacher CHESTER WILLIAMS 48 MRS, Clamor ou life. Party Tram; Sport , teacher and g h RENEE WILLIAMS SHERRIE WILLIAMS RENEE WOLTON CHERYL WOODYARD Gremlin ; Tear . Dynamite; Climbing the uae ; Dynatty; My Soul love Only You; Dynamite; When tomeonc tpecul came In my We tne lav American virgi . . . jm C l, All Night long, Chrllmg out m the hallway Heaven; Thriller; Mv Senior year MARIUSZ ZINGIER DOREEN YORK Breaking; let' Be friend . Save The Over Time For Me, 3rd Hoot WELLINGTON ZAMORA Gremlin ; I Want a New Drug, K Ihi I It; My friend girl ALDA XAVIER Gremlin ; The Look of Love; You Bring Me Up Friend Camera Shy MARGARID AMARAL RAMON FUENTES 170 BENNY PABON 1C RAFAELA AMARO 170 ANTONIO GOMEZ WENDELL PACHECO JACKIE ARMAND ARMANDO JORGE GONCAIVES PAULO PIEDADE 53 MILDRED ARROYO MARIA GONCALVES HERMAN PINERO DAISY BADILLO JEFFREY HAMILTON MARCOS PUCCI WALTER BARBOSA l7( CATHY HARRISON RON RAMOS ROBERTO CAPRA SABRINA HOLMES FRANCISCO RIVAS JANNEETTE CORDERO DESIRAE KIMBLE LISSETTE SANTIAGO FREDDY CRUZ 0 MARIA LEWIS • . MONICA SCHROEDER GERARDO CRUZ JOSE UJO JUAN SEVERINO MARIA CRUZ JOHN LOPEZ teT MARIA SOARES RHONDA DANIELS MYRA LOPEZ ROBERT STANIULIS ISABEL DA SILVA WILLIAM LOPEZ ROBIN SWEEPER JOSE DA SILVA CLEMENTE MARTINEZ DAISY TORRES W JOHN DIOGO FFRNANDO MARTINEZ KRISTINA TRHTINGER CHRISTOPHER ELLIS W ANTONIO MELO ALINA VENTURA W- JOSE FERREIRA EDDIE MORALES GARY WASHINGTON ALEX FRANCO 50 JORGE MORALES LUIS ZAMBRANA JOHN KRUG PHIllIP MAJOR BONAGO RICE Gfcmliny; f «■ CX Th« I rgr- ttop Tin You Drop; Being owd v ,ih my trx-rwh ii the luH-. Late Arrivals CEA AR DAVIllA Beat Street, Thriller; ihrlllc ; Good time bad t«nm JORGE GONCAIVES CHRIS (HUNG Srarface; Moi lot Teacher, Como feel my big guitar; My love Seniors 145 Many t by getting involved V m our high school activities. we also become active in our community. When we wm a contest at •vKKX. we are not only representing our school, but our community as wen. East Siders are active members o� the community They have successfully proven this many times by becoming involved as Tony Rodngues has in the Ironbound Ambulance Squad, or by becoming hospital volunteers as have Mans De Silva and Michael Marra. In addition. Mans Sousa. Jackie Colon. Ana NoUu and Alda Xavier offer their assistance as tutors to children in after school programs They have learned that by helpmg others through participating in these activities, they are gaming not only personal benefits. but also learning how to deal with different people, and problems — they are experiencing what bemg part of community is all about By their actions and mvofvement. the students are expressing the belief that the spirit of friendship is alive at East Side and in the Community. Division Page Community t47 A Night of International Flavor As the lights dimmed, and the parents, faculty and students were seated, the performers for the International Night Festival waited nervously backstage. The show opened with dancing representing the various countries of France. Portugal. Spam, the West Indies, the Dominican Republic and the Philippines. Also represented was the United States with performances by the Rock Band playing the latest musical favorites as well as accompaning Danny Jackson who gave his rendition of Lionel Richie's Hello and Billy Idol's ' White Wedding. In addition, a medley of songs were performed by Choir J and a martial arts demonstration was given by members of the Philippine community. Following these varied and interesting performances, everyone was invited to the cafeteria where the festivities continued. Once in the cafeteria, faculty, students and friends could find an assortment of multi-ethnic dishes for tasting. This annual event gives everyone a chance to socialize, enjoy delicious foods, and perhaps become more aware of the various cultures that make up East Side's community. Salts! We love Rocfc ana Ron Community 149 is the commercial on weekends it te dmg to the nternat ese bakeries are al ter bread and tortas ne ■ pensive and offer a id chicken. Manscada. ironbound s and chur nd Main Events section, with air. are also to be of Portuguese full of clams, shrimp. residents and year when Bruce S200 million PG-13 and Doug known as the ironoou-id is an inner-city neighborhood that was saved from the by waves o Lurppean settlers who came to me United States for the usual reasons: work, opportunity, and freedom. The most recent wave of immigrants came not in the 19th century but m me late 1960 $ and early 1970 s. when large numbers of Portuguese immigrants moved into the neighborhood, making it their own. They took over not only me row houses and Shops, renewing them, but even factory buildings. One of the strongest busiest and most interesting areas section located or either side o' Ferry Street bustles dur1 drawn by the ambience o? foods, products and displays cf bf� i)ian ;y colored produce decorating the offering p’er tifui spe-yahties such as custard cups. The JronDou.-w is also Known for its restaurants, which are Ine Paelha - a seafood d;sh usually made with sausage s anc pieces of loos‘.er meat are among the most From Ferry Street's busy commerce to the well-kept are content to li enclave within a city, renovatin carefui-'y tendw g their well planted gardens. From the busy enclave of our sma� ' work! to the Ked and Miss America rollicked n-.de in a magazine become ine ost successful comedy m history. Jutie wem among me events ot our last ye; Fasnwn was a mixed bag of favorites. Big and antique clothes. It was a year of high-tech wizardy. starting with tbe Macitcsh computer that’s easy to use. Camcorders, one-pi- e light-weight video camera and recorde ? stereoNTV s. ancfunde $300 videocassettes. Olympics coverage and the elections capped a year of ‘©vent TV . Geraldine Ferraro made history along with Jesse Jackson by becoming the first woman to run for the office of Vice-President and the first black to run for the Presidency However, in November. Ronald Reagan was returned to the White House for a second four year term. vkw Speed, grace and power were on display irl the Summer Olympi cs as we watched Lewis's long jump for gold. Lougairws s mastery of the springboard. Broker's tragedy and Retton performing her dynamic floor exercises W V S. A A Prince and Brice Springsteen held the top L P. slots for six months. along with the pop woman. Cyndi a girl just having fun. Tina Turner, asking. What's Love Got To Do With It and Madonna s Material eart continued to make news with two patierUs hiding jieir erful technology Other world events having impact on our Sdnjor year were the Ghandi assassination and the death of Tn WsSia?rfead£r Chernenko. All of these significant world events have contributed to make our year oheof poWcal Changes, medical breakthroughs, and important firsts in history. Their infiuenco ouched every individual an Ssiiowed for our Id to extend beyond the boundaries of the iron Swatch watches artifi' lives prolonged because of MomenU aoscoy BPff TflererTC1' Lunch period will always be remembered as a favorite time of the day. A TIME OF GOODBYES Maria Rodrigue and Terri Ribeiro share a happy moment of friendship. Before taking down note . Jose Farinhas pay dote attention to an interesting lecture in English class. When we began our freshman year at East side, we immediately started admiring the seniors - those students who had almost completed four full years of high school. All we could do was dream of the time - when we too would take their place. Well, those four years magically became years filled with fun. laughter and merriment. In that period of time, we learned a great deal, got involved in school activities and formed special friendships as well as tried to become more mature and confident young adults. Now we are seniors, and when we look back on our high school days many of us will recall East Side with happy thoughts, because we were beginning the best four years of our lives. Senior year will also be remembered as the year m which we shared new, exciting and fun filled times. experiences and events. Every Doo-Da still rings clear as we recall everyone cheering in the stands at the Hockey games Wno can forget the time spent at the Watchung Reservation and Echo Lake Park where we played football and Daroeques and went canoeing; or the days in May and June when we raided the shores of New Jersey. Nov;, we have before us unlimited opportunities. We are now faced with decisions concerning our lives, career choices and which college will accept us. As we prepare to leave East Side, we will leave behind many important events in our lives — but we will be taking more with us - memories full of laughter — friendships made — moments shared. We depart knowing that whatever life has in store — our four years spent at East Side, have helped prepare and influence how we will deal with those events. AND ANTICIPATION Our President. Serg ) Dos Santos proudly accepts the Torch or behalf of the class of B5 Those special moments of hope and anticipation. 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Augusto Valente. Mgr. 77 Ferry Street Luis Arias. Asst. Mgr. Newark, N.J. 07105 Tel: (201) 589-3510 MEIGA BOUTIQUE “Congratulations to the class of “1985” t68 A.c5v ms«m«ms JTrox ASout 'll trio WrSyuita, Iji Ju mt ominyucz, HlaryariJa LJaf, 11 aria Ulorais, ■’Jna Juntos, SutUa Mon.yUut, Carlltu Winton, Via ryunn 'Itamrf, Jb’rliri s Va t yin z. fatrnit C of on, Hfutoi. T ranL ( onto, Joty rira, vnny than Jetton J f ou : Join Kruy. Illicit utf (jointiandia, Dony llloreira. tjCinu fdtiruo, 'Hutu fit .4major, •'. Lis iJron, Afumona Qonzaftz, (urloS ( ruz. Jo Sr I 'irurt, Juan -S ettrino, Hit. Zbuyyun, 1Itijo, TJony Cjomtz 350 Pleasant Valley Way West Orange, N.J. 07052 201 731-4400 1040 Morris Ave. Union, N.J. 07083 201 289-5600 Ji omerooni 315 A Jv rt.S m«ntS 169 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM HOMEROOM 307 AND MRS. CAAMANO. Front Row: Anabela Morreira. Jane Rameirez. Denise Poturaj. Second Row: Augustin Caamano. Rodney Torrez. Gloria Gomez. Tony Caetano. Maria Farinhas. Sergio Dos Santos. Sylvia Cruz. Maria De Oliveoa. Ana Pinto. Ana Sanchez. Saul Dos Santos. John Del Valle. Mariusz Zingier. Rogeirio Morelra. Michael Lalley. Freddy Hill. Jose Taveres. and Happy McCray. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM HOMEROOM 222 and MR. MITCHEL. Front Row: Charlie De Almeida. Evelyn Fonseca. Edith Moreira. Maria Patela. Diana Cardona. Diane Mateo. Maria Monteiro. Frank Cerqueira. Carlos Pernra. Dulce Da Silva. Maria Silva. Mario Santos. Jose Farinhas. Mana J. Da Silva. Gisela Philpe. Rafeia Amaro. Steve Nevels. Ana Castro. Lucy Sousa. Mario Pereira BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM HOMEROOM 310 AND MRS. VALENTE. Front Row: Angel Sanchez. Luis Pereira. Willy Lopez. Freddie Cruz. Ramon Fuentes. Second Row: Ms. Werner, Mana Rocha. Deanna Revie. Ida d Alessio. Terri Ortiz. Desirae Kimble. Daisy Torres. Catarina Roque. Diane Lemos. Elizabeth Gomes. Ms. Valente, Mr Oliveria. Back Row: Gloria Branco. Cristina Estevens. Fernando Pina. Maria Sousa. Tony Domingues. Carlos Santiago. Reynaldo Fuentes. Lisa Boggs 170 Advertisements Congratulations to the class of 1985 from HOMEROOM 417 And Mrs. Rodriguez Front Row: Manuela Dommgues, Lidia Vechina, Maria Santiago. Sarah Pereira. Amanda Rousselle. Albert Marques. David Pagan. Paul Silva. Edwin Torres. Wellington Zamora. Edwin Varga. Frank Dos Santos. Olga Santos. Mr. Burns. Modesto Pedreira. Gaspar Cerqueira. Eddie Borger. Charlie Rodriguez. Odete Azevedo. Julie Resende. Susan Cifrodella. Tammy Marciano Best Of Luck To the Class Of 1985 From Homeroom 414 And Mrs. Altanbba. Front Row: Zilda Motta. Genny Blass. Teddy Silva. Mrs. Altaribba. Maria Guerreiro. Beatrice Arcos. Amelia Cordero. Ana Nolau. Wanda Torres. Rosa Couto. Lorrie Hargrove. Jackie Colon. Nancy locca. Manny Oliveria. John Marques. Eddie Docramo. Denise Harrison. Candy Marshall. Jorge Nunes. Paul Marques. Henry Silva. Antonio Melo. Walter Barbosa. Grace Pereira. Frank Hernandez. John Marques. Victor Vinhas Front Row: Christopher Ellis. Jose Mendoza. Christina Sandol. Silvina Lopes. Diana Santiago. Laura Oliveira. Mrs. Rodriguez. Roseangela Costa. Rosa Cunha. Second Row: Higmo Silva. Juvenal Gaspar. Celso Ferreira. Alfredo Matos. Kelly Schanck. Tony Texeira. James Lovelace. Fernando Goncalves. Nela Da Silva. Dilma DeAbrue All Good Wishes To The Class Of 1985 From HOMEROOM 301 And Mr. Burns. Advertisements 171 HOMEROOM 413 WISHES THE CLASS OF 1985 GOOD LUCK. Front Row: Elio Cerqueira. Renee Williams. Linda Johnson. Sjockiea Washington. Andrea Banhon. Victor Domena. Norma Viruet. Alina Ventura. Mr. Lopez. Second Row: Isabel Santos. Jose Coelho. Anthony Tonzola. Palheta. Mana Rodrigues. Rosa Tiago. Maria Amaro. Jeanine Esteves. Arnaldo Vitonno. Jorge Santos. Richard Kivai. Jose Cardosa. Chris Ihlmg PATRONS Best Wishes to The Graduates of The Class of ' 85 Sue Cicalese Maria Cunha Rita Fortino Vincent Della Pocco Frances Dellisanti Mark J. Santos Joseph C. Parlavecchio John A. Cantalupo Joseph Hrdma P. 0. Joe Calabrese NPD. Jim Byrne (the cop) 785 Debbie Del Grippo Rose Faiduti Jim Parlavecchio The Unknown John Schaffren Tom Schaffren Joseph Schaffren Genevieve Schaffren Pat Rufaio Maria Rosa Da Costa Gene Aguilera Fran Campbel Nettie Manteghe Louis M. Turo Alfonse Rossi Frank Hrdina George Tremarto Josephine Adamo Frank Spirra N Lordi .1193 Rita Lant Francis Restivo Rudy and Lee Cicchmo Evelyn Richards 172 Advertisements Best Wishes To The Class of ’85 from Coach Dickerson's Cross-Country Team If you think you're beaten, you are If you dare not. you don't If you think you can t win, and you know you can't. It's almost a cinch you won't. For out in the world you'll find Success begins in a fellows will -for it's all in the state of mind. For many a race has been lost Nor even a step has been run And many a coward has fallen Before his works begun. Think big. and your deeds will grow Think small, and you'll fall behind Think that you can. and you will -For it's all in the state of mind. Ollie Dickerson Advertisements 173 Best Wishes To the Class Of 1985 From HOMEROOM 311 And Mrs. Puliti. 174 ACvertiMm«nts Tel: (201) 344-8277 O.K. Bazaar Wholesale Switch Items Housewares Perfumes Jewelry Electronics Novelties, Etc. 130-A Ferry Street Trade Prices Newark. N.J. 07105 Tel. (201) 344-7594 Portugal Agency Insurance, Travel, Notary Public Legal Documents 209A Ferry Street Isa Nascimento Newark. NJ. 07105 Jordat Jewelery “Caprice Jewelers 134 Ferry Street Newark. N.J. 07105 (201) 589-4054 School Rings made In 10 Kt. 14 Kt. 18 Kt. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE P.T.S.O. SPONSORS “Congratulations to the class of 1985, And Best Wishes for all their Future Endeavors ... Sam Angelo Andrew Devino David Martinez Ralph Devino Carolyn Bassano (class of ‘38’) Angelo Cifelli Jenny’s Shop Ironbound Pet Shop Best Wishes to Luna from Lucille Krieger. Advertisements 175 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 from Student Council Members. Tony CeeUno. President. Carlo Cafanha. Vice-President. Michael Mam. Ana Nolau. Fernanda Farinhaa. Diane Lemos. Speaker of the House. Nilda Dominguez. Storekeeper. F.mily Nunes. |aqueline Colon. Mike Sostak. Treasurer. |ulie Resende. Secretary. Annie Resende. Elizabeth Comes. Director of Student Affairs. Fred Linhares. Elena Mato . Olga Valente. Javier Negron. Maria Farenhas. Paul Silva The Editors and Staff of The Torch Extend Their Best Wishes to the Graduates Torch Staff fktivities Clubs - Roberto fircoleo. Celno Ruivo Advertisement s Community - Rntoroo Coetono Adviser - Dr. Pellegrino Art - Stelo Ho editor-In-CNef • Rno Sanchez focuky €dkors - Duke Do Silvo. Potrklo luno Senior €dKors - Dlone Lemos. Ted Sdvo Sports €dkors - Mono for mhos. Morlo Juke Resende Typing editors - Noocy Golon. Notolte Ruek) Staff - Jocquellne Colon. Michoel Morro Acknowledgments One of the best things about working on the yearbook is the opportunity to work as a team. To produce such a book as ours required a lot of cooperative people. We wish to express our thanks to the administrators, teachers, and students who helped us complete this book. Special thanks to Dr. Pellegrino without her dedication, patience, help, suggestions, encouragement, nothing would have gotten done. Thanks, for letting us be a part of something very special. Colophon 500 copies of the 9x12. 1985 Torch were published by East Side High School’s yearbook staff and printed by Walsworth Publishing Company. Marceline. Missouri. Mr. |ames Lester was the company's representative. The Torch includes 80 pound gloss paper, pages 1-16 and 80 pound matte paper, for the remainder of the book. The cover is an original student design by Stella Ho. which is embossed on a sturdite cover of white crush grain, and hot foil stamped in gold and red. The cover type is Melior. Other type used in the book are Lydian. Benguiat. Avant Garde. Optima and Helvetica. Tool lines used are one or two point. All senior portraits were taken by Lorstan-Thomas Studios. Newark. N.J. The Torch is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Advertisements Colophon 177 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 From The Ski Club-Mr. Afflitto, Adviser MEMORIES OF SUGARBUSH VALLEY VERMONT-1985 High above Sugarbush mi the East SkJc Ski Club members prepare to ski from their condo to Base lodge Mr. and Mrs Saiagaj. ms Sheridan, Ms MarincNO, Mr Wujciak and son Chm, prepare to hit the slopes 178 Advertisements Index Index ... Index Index • • AAAAAAAA Acabau, John - 35, 50 Academics - 19 Acevedo, Rosemary - 67 Acosta, Eddie - 50, 98 Adams, Emanuel - 98 Administration - 71 Afflitto, M. - 53, 75 Afonso, A. - 53 Alayon, N. - 77 Alexander, C. - 88 Almeida, M. - 98 Altaribba, Ms. - 76, 77 Alvarado, Jose - 28 Alvarado, Marcelo - 99 Alvaradeo, Martha • 67 Alvarez, Nilsa - 99 Alves, Paul - 43 Amador, John - 53 Amador, Natalia - 99 Amaral, Ana P. - 99 Amaral, Cisela - 99 Amaral, Margarid - 145 Amaral, Maria - 99 Amaro, Maria - 99 Amaro, Rafaela - 136, 145 Amorim, Herlander - 28, 36 Anania • 86 Andrade, Ramiro - 53 Andraous, C. - 2, 6, 20, 90 Announcer - 53 Anson, Liliana - 51, 99 Apolianario, Zelia - 30 Aponte, Aida - 66 Aquas, Octavio - 52 Aramand, Jackie - 145 Arcoleo, Roberta - 51, 58, 79, 99 Arcos, Beatriz - 100 Ardito - 53 Ardito, Gina - 8 Argibay, Carmen - 51, 52, 100 Arnaud, Fernanda - 52 Arnold, Ronald - 54 Arroyo, Mildred - 145 Art Faculty - 76 Aspira Club - 50 Augustinho, Richardo - 38, 39 Aviles, Williams - 100 Azevedo, Odete - 100 BBBBBBBBBB Badillo, Daisy - 145 Badillo, Damary - 100 Badim, Anibal - 100, 139 Bahamon, Martha - 51 Bailey, Genna - 95 Ballester, Raymond - 54 Band - 54 Bandeira, Paula - 52, 100 Bandeira, Paulo - 53 Banhon, Andrea - 52, 100 Banais, Mr. - 88, 89, 134 Baptista, Arsenio - 53 Barbosa, Alfredo - 101 Barbosa, Irene - 101 Barbosa, Maria - 66 Barbosa, Walter - 145 Barnes, Bernice - 95 Barnes, Dorothy - 51 Barnes, Emma - 95 Barnes, Rita - 95 Barron, Paul - 33 Barroqueiro, Mr. - 76, 77 Barros, Jose - 34, 35, 40, 101, 102, 47 Barros, Manuel - 101 Barzola, Elizabeth - 52 Baseball • 28 Baskcrville, Shawn - 25, 101 Batista, Carlos - 53 Batista, Dina - 101 Bierao, Linda - 34, 35, 40, 47, 53, 101, 102, 103 Benitez, Milka - 67 Bennett, Eugene - 101 Berrios, Sonia - 101 Bilingual Faculty - 76, 77 Bishop, Tanya - 43 Black Heritage Club - 50 Blanche, Gregory - 54 Blasi, Mr. - 28, 51, 88, 89, 134 Blass, Genoveva - 52, 102 Blaszek, Nanette - 50 Block, Mrs. - 93 Boggs, Lisa - 102 Bohler, Deborah - 50, 102 Bola, Albino - 51 Borger, Edward - 102, 112 Borges, Maria - 52 Botelho, Diane • 102 Bottino, Mr. - 91 Bowles, Mr. - 76 Branco, Gloria - 102 Brandao, Maria - 103 Brown, Glenn - 103 Brown. Lee 8, 32, 37, 50, 103, 43, 110 Brown, Ms. - 78 Brown, Mrs. - 24, 88, 89 Bryant, Desiree - 50 Bua, Casilda - 53 Buceta, Vicki - 50 Burger, Mr. • 91 Burley, Keer - 43 Business - 78 cccccccc Caamano, Augustina - 103 Caamano, John • 50, 51, 103, 124 Caamano, Pilar - 94 Caamano, V. - 52, 80 Cabelo, Denise - 103 Cacoilo, Oscar - 103 Caetano, Tony - 51, 52, 53, 58,103, 124 Camacho, Wilma - 30 Campos, Jose - 51 Cantante, Ana - 51 Capra, Roberto - 145 Capuano, Heidi - 103 Caraballo, Rosa - 30 Cardiellos, Maria - 10, 74 Cardona, Diana - 104 Cardoso, Jose - 86, 104, 118, 119 Carlos, Paul - 33 Carnicella, Angela - 104 Carnicella, Theresa - 104 Carragozela, Christine • 52 Carrancho, Fabio - 104 Carreiro, Luis - 104 Caruso, Carmella - 104 Carvalho, Fernanda - 50 Casalinho, Maria - 50 Casqueira, Elio - 104 Castanheira, Antonio - 104 Castanheira, Auzenda - 105 Castanheira, Jose - 52 Castanheira, Ms. - 51 Castro, Ana - 105 Catao, Claudia - 50 Cavadas, Jose - 53 Cerqueira, Francisco - 105 Cerqueira, Gaspar - 50, 105 Cerqueira, llda - 105 Chagnon, J. - 75 Cheerleaders • 66 Chill, L. - 71, 90, 98 Cholewa, Maryann - 105 Christopher, Kim - 105 Ciccone, J. - 90 Cifelli, R. - 94 Cifrodella, Susan - 105 Civics Club - 50 Clark, Ronald - 43, 105 Cleveland, Mr. - 54. 76 Clubs - 49 Coates, Renee • 66 Coelho, Jose - 51, 53, 106 Coelho, Pedro - 53 Collins, Charles - 95 Colorguard - 62 Colon, Bernarda 106 Colon, Errique - 54 Colon, Jackie - 12, 50, 51, 53, 54, 106, 147 Conceicao, Americo - 106 Contreiras, Ana - 106 Cordero, Amelia - 106 Cornick, Keith - 56 Correira, Maria - 50 Inde t79 Index ... Index ... Index ... Index . .. Cortes, Anibal • 106 Cortez, Frank - 39 Corticada, Jose • 51 Costa, Alda - 50 Costa, Lino - 106 Costa, Rosangela - 24, 50, 51, 56, 64, 65, 98, 138 Costa, Susy - 53 Costa, Victor - 106 Costeira, Maria - 50, 56, 62 Coto, Francisco - 107 Couto, Rosa - 107 Cravo, Ana - 34, 35, 40, 47 Crespo, Richard - 35, 40 Creevs, Victor - 43 Cross Country - 40 Crosta, Janet - 30 Cruz, Carlos - 28, 51, 107 Cruz, Freddie - 38, 39, 145 Cruz, Fernanda - 50, 51, 60. 107, 108 Cruz, Gerardo - 145 Cruz, Javier - 50 Cruz, Maria - 145 Cruz, Sylvia - 107 Cruz, Victor - 37 Cullen, Mr. - 91 Cunas, Carlos - 38, 39, 107 Cunha, Cheryl - 50 Cunha, John - 2, 50, 108 Cunha, Rosa - 56, 64, 65, 98. 106, 108 Curdero, Jannette - 145 Curto, Clara - 51 Custodians - 95 Cutrino, Paul - 32, 75 DDDDDDDD Da Costa, Yvonne - 67 Da Cunha, Antonio - 108 Da Cunha, Manny - 38, 39 D'Allessio, Ida - 56, 64, 65, 108 D'Andrea, Mr. • 92, 93 Daniels, Rhonda 145 Da Rocha. Alzira - 108 Da Silva, Dominique - 108 Da Silva, Duke - 85, 98, 108 Da Silva, Goncalo - 53 Da Silva, Isabel - 145 Da Silva, Joca - 52, 53 Da Silva, Jose • 33, 145 Da Silva, Lina - 108 Da Silva, Manuela - 64, 65, 108 Da Silva, Maria - 50, 53, 108, 147 Da Silva, Paul - 51, 53. 108 Da Villa, Ceasar - 145 Davis, Cynthia • 109 Davis, Ms. - 95 De Abreu, Dilma - 109 De Almeida, Charlie - 28, 36, 50, 109, 96 De Fares, Mr. - 75 De Francesco, Mr. - 36, 37 Dcida, Felix - 109 De Jesus, Carlos - 51 De Jesus, Celeste - 51 De Jesus, Maritza - 109 Del Guercio, Mr. - 75 Delikat, Michael - 54 Del Valle, John - 109 De Melo, Regina - 53 De Noia, Mr. - 76 De Oliveira, Irene - 50 De Oliveira, Maria - 110 De Pinho, Antonio - 110 Devino, Lisa - 110 Dias, Cidalia - 53 Dias, Clara - 53 Dias, John - 110 Dickerson, O. - 25, 34, 40, 88, 97, 102 Diogo, John - 145 Di Piazza, Ms. - 20, 56, 86 Divengle, Catarina - 111 Do Carmo, Edward - 36, 111, 112 Domenca, Victor - 111 Domiciano, Sandra - 67 Domingues, Antonio - 111 Domingues, Manuela - 111 Dominguez, Nilda - 24, 62, 63, 50, 51, 53, 110, 111 Dominguez, Rosa - 34, 35, 40, 46, 47 Dos Santos, Fernando - 76, 111, 142 Dos Santos, Francisco - 34, 35, 40, 102, 103, 118 Dos Santos, Jack - 111 Dos Santos, Saul - 111 Dos Santos, Sergio - 2, 3, 50, 98, 111, 96, 153 Duarte, Ms. - 52. 53 Duggan. K. - 2, 34. 43, 88, 89 EEEEEEEEEE Ellio, Chris - 9, 145 Eng, Chec - 33 English - 22, 23 E.S.L. - 77 Esteras, Reina - 111 Estevens, Christina - 53, 111 Esteves, Fernanda - 111 Esteves, Jeannie - 111 Esteves, Paula - 53 Evans, Shelley - 66 Evaristo, Americo 53 FFFFFFFFFF Facao, Paula - 51 Faculty - 71 Fallon, Brian - 2, 51, 112 Farewell - 153 Farinhas, Fernanda - 53 Farinhas, Jose - 112, 152 Farinhas, Maria - 51, 52, 53, 58, 112 Farmer, Christine - 112 Faustino, Maria - 112 Feijo, Jose - 112 Feliciano, Benjamin - 112 Fernandes, Armandino - 112 Fernandez, 53, 95 Fernandez, George - 23 Fernandez, Jorge - 106, 112 Fernandez, Maria - 113 Ferreira, Celso - 23, 51, 113, 142 Ferreira, Jose - 145 Ferreira, Luis - 35, 40 Ferreira, Nelson - 51 Ferreira, Paul - 51 Ferreira, Rosa - 53 Figueirdo, John - 38, 39 Figueiredo, Aldina - 113 Figueiredo, Joao - 113 Figuerioa, Roberto - 113 Figueiredo, Tony - 39 Figueroa, Xavier - 50, 113 Filipe, Gisela - 52, 53, 114 Fiori, Mr. - 88 Fleig, Dawn - 114 Fogler, Kathy - 53 Foley, Anthony - 114 Fogley, Kathy - 30 Fonseca, Evelyn - 30, 114 Football - 36 Fraizer, Vera - 95 Francisco, llda - 114 Francisco, Paul - 114 Franco, Alex - 2, 50, 96, 112 Franco, Fernando - 50 Frazier, Shawn - 114 Freals, Freddy - 6, 14 Freire, Bettina - 114 Freitas. Maria - 114 French Club - 51 Friday, Rebecca - 95 Fuentes, Ramon - 145 Fuentes, Reynaldo - 28, 114 Furfaro, Dina - 24, 50, 56, 62, 63, 114 Fusco, Ms. - 92 GGGGGGGG Gafanha, Carlos - 46 Galan, Nancy - 57, 58, 59, 114 Galante, Mrs. - 88 Caspar, Juvenal - 114 Garcia, Arnaldo - 114 Garcia, Gilma - 114 Garcia, Maria - 50 Gatto, Mr. - 86 IftO Index Index . .. Index ... Index .. . Index ... Grachetti, James - 115 Grantomosc, Ms. - 51, 80 Giordano, Mane 95 Gipson, Mrs. - 52, 92, 93 Geoner, Mrs. - 76 Godfrey, Dachell - 50, 56 Goitiandia, Michael - 115 Golf - 32 Gomes, Elizabeth - 50, 51, 68, 96, 101, 115 Gomes, Fernando - 115 Gomes, Paola - 51 Gomes, Paulo - 34, 35, 40 Gomez, Antonio - 145 Gomez, Gloria - 50, 51, 52, 53, 116 Gomez, Mayra - 116 Gomcalves, Armando - 145 Goncalves, Fernando - 145 Goncalves, Jeanine - 52, 53 Goncalves, Jorge - 145 Goncalves, Maria - 145 Goncalves, Maria E. - 53, 116 Gonnelli, Ms. - 20, 90 Gonzalez, Ana - 50 Gonzalez, Heriberto - 116 Gonzalez, Heram - 116 Gonzalez, Ramona - 116 Gonzalez, Raul - 116 Gracka, Boguslaiva - 116 Guerrido, Enid - 116 Gonzalves, Paul - 50 Gordin, Mr. - 95 Gould, Ronaldo 37, 43 Governor's Scholars - 100 Grant, G. - 12, 56, 93 Gregorio, A. - 14, 24, 116 Grissett, Mr. - 86 Groninger, Ms. - 78 Guarino, Mr. - 53, 75 Guedis, Arthur - 51 Guerreiro, Dianne 50 Guereiro, Maria - 115, 116 Guidiano, America - 116 Guijarro, Vincient - 39 HHHHHHHH Hamilton, Jeffrey - 145 Hampton, Mel - 56 Harrison, Cathy - 145 Harivell. Carl • 54 Hatcher, Keia • 53 Henriques, Gloria - 53 Hernandez, Frank - 28, 117 Hernandez, Jose - 8, 9, 117 Hernandez, Michael - 54, 55 Hicks, Darren - 43 Hilton, Elizabeth - 53, 118 Hargrove, Lorrie - 117 Harrison, Dinise - 117 Hernandez, Ivan - 117 Hernandez, Marybell - 118 Hill, Fred - 118 Ho, Stella - 30, 50, 51, 52, 53, 58, 85, 118 Holiday Inn - 2 Holmes, Salerina - 145 Honeyblue, Cedrik - 8 Horniacek, Thomas - 118 Horizon - 52 Horsely, Alnisa - 50 Hudson, Ms. - 78 Huey, Marvin - 8 Hughes, Mr. - 88 Huling, Mr. - 90 Hutcherson, Mr. - 56, 95 Ihlings, Chris - 112, 145 llaria, Mrs. - 94 Inman, Kyro - 36 In Recognition - 73 locca, Nancy - 118 Irby, Mracus - 8, 9 Ironbound - 150 JJJJJJJJJJ Jack. Mr. • 93 Jackson, Danny - 16, 118, 148 Jackson, Given - 67, 118 Jackson, Ms. - 77 Jackson, lawana - 50, 56, 67 James, Mr. - 92 Jay, Mr. - 91 Jewelry Club - 52 Johnson, Mrs. - 52, 92, 93 Johnson, James - 118 Johnson, Linda - 42, 43, 118 Johnson, Kenneth - 95 Johnson, James - 118 Johnson, Linda - 42, 43, 118 Johnson, Kenneth - 95 Jones, Johnny - 43 Junior Prom - 14 Jurado, Nelson - 53 Justiniano, Nereida - 53 KKKKKKKK Kersting, Margaret - 53 Kessler, Mr. - 75 Kimhle, Desirae - 145 King, Mr. - 20, 91 Kirschhaum, R. - 118 Kmetz, Keith - 118 Knight, Janice - 118 Korval, Richard - 118 Konopka, Ann - 95 Krolin, Mr. - 78 Krug, John - %, 145 Krutcik, Diane - 51 Krutsick, Joseph - 50 Kunz, Robin - 34, 35, 40 LLLLLLLLLL Lalley, Michael - 36, 37, 112, 119, 132 Larduri, Mr. - 75 Latorre, Michael - 119 Lavook - 94 Lee, Sam - 33, 50, 119 Leitao, Jose - 53, 119 Lemos, Diane - 6, 51, 56. 58, 62, 63, %, 110, 119, 130 Leonardis, Mr. - 91 Leives, Maria - 52 Library Club - 52 Liccise, Emanuel Dr. - 73 Lio, Jose - 145 Lindgren, Dr. - 56, 93 Linhares, Fernando - 53 Loho, Tony - 39 Lockette, Mrs. - 95 Lopes, Carlos - 54, 119 Lopes, Mike - 52, 53 Lopes, Mr. - 77 Lopes, Rosa - 53 Lopes, Silvina - 52, 53, 119 Lopez, John - 14, 145 Lopez, Idin - 120 Louvado, Maria - 120 Lovelace, James - 120 Lopez, Mayra - 145 Lopez, Ms. - 77 Lopez, William - 145 Luna, Patricia - 33, 51, 52, 58, 115, 120 MCMCMC Me Cormack, Mr. - 93 Me Cray - 50, 54, 43, 122 Me Ghee, Sinjinetha - 50, 52, 53 McRay, Tilton - 122 MMMMMM Major, Phillip - 145 Malanga, Mr. - 91 Maldonado, Evelyn - 34, 35, 40 lnd« 181 Index ... Index ... Index ... Index ... Maldonado, Griscel - 120 Malheiro, Maria 52, 53 Marciano, Tammy - 120 Maresco, Mrs. - 94 Marini, Theresa - 95 Markovich, Theresa - 120 Marques, Albert - 120 Marques, Alda - 120 Marques, Carlos - 53 Marques, John - 28, 36, 120 Marques, Mario - 120 Marques, Paulo - 121 Marra, Mike - 51, 52. 53. 58. 115, 121, 147 Marshall, Candice - 30, 121 Martin, Mr. - 10, 74, 75, 9b Martinez, Clemente - 145 Martinez, Fernando - 145 Martinez, Jose - 121 Martinez, Michelle - 121 Martinez, Tony - 53 Martins, Sandra - 53 Mascatello. Mr. - 93 Masini, Ms. - 77 Maleiro, Paul - 53 Mateo, Diane - 121 Math - 20 Matos, Alfredo - 122 Matos, Ana - 30, 122 Matos, John - 28 Matos, Jose - 122 Matos, Margaride - 53 Matos, Maria - 53 Matos, Maria P. - 67, 121, 122 Matrisciano, Mr. - 52, 53, 60 Medieval Festival - 108 Mejias, Carlos - 122 Mejias, Jose - 36 Melendez, Emilio - 51, 122 Melindra, Maria - 122 Melo, Antonio - 145 Melo, Monica - 122 Melro, Frank - 52 Mendes, Bryan - 53 Mendez, Caridad - 64 Mendez, Jeanette - 66 Mendez, Juanita - 122 Mendez, Jose - 51 Mendez, Yvette - 122 Mendoca, Francisco - 52, 54 Mendoza, Jose - 122 Mendoza, Julie 30 Meniz, Arelys - 56 Mercado, Daisy - 122 Mesguita, Mario - 122 Messineo, Mrs. - 78 Millard. Ms. - 90 Miller, Kevin - 43, 50 Minton, Eartha - 50, 124 Miranda, Manuel - 124 Miranda, Pedro - 54 Mobley, Derek - 124 Molenaro, Dennis - 50, 86, 96 Molina, Eileen - 43 Molino, Ernesto - 52 Montalvo, Lisette - 8 Monteiro, Maria - 51, 124 Moore, Terry - 124 Morais, Maria - 124 Morais, Tony - 21, 124 Morales, Ed - 2, 145 Morales, Jorge - 145 Moreira, Anabela - 124 Moreira, Edith - 124 Moreira, Rogerio - 124 Moreira, Tony 115, 124 Morgado, Isabel - 124 Morille, Maria - 124 Mosselle, Mr. - 78 Mota, Beverly - 124 Mota, Nelson - 53, 124 Mota, Tino - 53 Motta, Zilda - 125 Mouzon, Ms. - 92, 93 Muniz, Aurelis - 50, 167 Munoz, Jeanette - 125 Music, (Faculty) - 76 Myers, Lucy (Mrs.) - 95 NNNNNNNN Napier, Rhonda - 43 National Honor Society - 51 Negron, Javier - 4 Neves, Mr. - 38, 39 Neio, Lucia - 125 Nevels, Steven - 125 Nieves, Jeanette - 125 Nobles, L • 43, 50, 125 Noda, Marilyn - 125 Nieves, Janet - 30, 31 Nogrieira, Alvaro - 53 Nolau, Ana - 51, 53, 125, 126, 147 Nolau, J. - 68, 101, 126 Norton, Margaret - 126 Nunes, Jorge - 126 Norres, Crystal - 42, 43 Nougrieiro, Maria - 53, 56, 64 Nunes, Emilly - 51, 52, 53 ooooooo Oaks, Roselyn - 126 Odam, Thomas - 126 Odem, Tracy - 67 Odom, Douglas - 54 Oeckel, Michelle - 126 Oliveira, Albano - 126 Oliveira. Albino - 126 Oliveira, Avelino - 51 Oliveira, Carmen - 126 Oliveira, Eladio • 126 Oliveira, Isabel 127 Oliveira, Laura - 51, 127 Oliveira, Luis - 51 Oliveira, Manuel - 127 Oliveira, Nela - 50, 56, 62, 63, 64, 127 Oliveira, Saul 35, 40 Olohan, Claire - 95 O'Neil, Christian - 90, 91 Oguendo, Thomas - 35, 40 Ortiz, Alice - 30 Ortiz, Edwind - 127 Ortiz, Evelyn - 50, 127 Ortiz, Terri - 51, 52, 99, 106, 107, 128 PPPPPPPPPP Pahon, Benny - 145 Pacheco, Wendell - 145 Padilla. Walter - 39, 128 Padin, Joanna - 128 Padron, Belkis - 52, 128 Pagan, David - 128 Pagan, Eugenio - 128 Paiva, Maria - 29 Palumlo, Mr. - 91 Palvas, Rafael - 28 Palheta, Isreal - 128 Pannello, Mrs. - 94 Parascando, Rosemarie - 56, 64 Pardo, Migdalea - 128 Parm, Mrs. - 78 Patacao, Paul - 128 Patela, Maria - 128 Pacora, Debbie - 25, 50, 56. 64, 65, 128 Pedreiras, Aurea - 53 Pedreira, Modesta - 128 Pedro, Maria - 53 Pelligrino, Dr. - 76, 142, 143 Pellerito, Mrs. - 53, 58, 96 Pelose, Mrs. - 94 Peral, Lillian - 129 Pereira, Albert - 129 Pereira, Christina - 129 Pereira, Jack - 52 Pereira, Jose - 52, 60, 129 Pereira, Lino - 35, 40 Pereira, Luis - 21, 130 Pereira, Marcelo - 53 Pereira, Maria - 130 Pereira, Mario - 35, 40, 130 Pereira, Michelle - 53 Pereira, Sarah - 130 Perez, Lucy - 130 Perez, Ruth - 130 Perry, Christopher - 130 Perfeito, Rue - 54 Pernia, Nudy - 53 182 lnd« Index ... Index ... Index ... Index ... Petty, Bristia - 66 Phillips, Marie - 131 Phillips, Leonia - 67 Physical Ed. - 24, 25 Piedade, Paulo - 53, 145 Pina, Fernando - 131 Pina, Rui - 131 Pinero, Herman - 145 Pinho, lose - 51, 53, 131, 137 Pinho, Miguel • 39 Pinho, Tony - 53, 130 Pinho, Victor - 52, 53 Pinto, Ana - 51, 131 Pinto, Carlos - 53, 131 Pinto, Maria - 131 Pimental, Maria - 131 Piorro, Carlos - 131 Pires, Maria - 132 Pires, Maria • 132 Pittman, Tristan - 51 Polakowski, Ms. - 86 Polanco, Ramon - 132 Polonco, Elvin - 54 Poon, Shirley - 132 Posada, Wanda - 132 Ports, Lawanda - 67 Portuguese Club - 13, 53 Portuguese Magazine - 52 Poturaj, Denise - 132 Powell, Tonya - 50, 133 Prosetti, Jeff - 60, 133 Prott, Pauline - 56 Pucci, Marcos - 145 Pugliese, Augie - 133 RRRRRRRRR Rackley, Keith - 133 Raimone, Julie 95 Ramirez, jane - 133 Ramos, Ana • 50, 133 Ramos, lose - 133 Ramos, Kerulyn - 51 Ramos, Ms. - 77 Ramos, Ron - 145 Ramos, Wanda - 43 Reanes, Doreen - 95 Rebelo, Paula • 53 Reflections - 16 Reggio, Maria • 133 Reggio, Patricia • 133 Reid, Anne - 95 Rendeiro, Maria - 133 Rendeiro, Mr. - 77 Rendeis, Nelly - 54 Resende, Annie • 34, 35, 40, 47 Resende, Maria J. • 6, 51, 56, 58, 62, 100, 122, 134 Resende, Nela P. - 34, 35, 40, 47 Ressurreica, Maria - 134 Rcverendo, Rosa - 134 Revie, Deanna - 50, 56, 67, 134 Revier, Carmen - 30 Reyes, Angel - 54 Reyes, Mr. - 77 Reyes, Ms. - 77 Ribau, Natercia - 53 Ribeiro, Norma - 56, 64, 79, 134 Ribeiro. Teresa - 3, 91, 152, 168 Rice, Bonago - 145 Ricks, Tom - 37 Rivas, Francisco - 145 Riveira, Rachel - 66 Rivera, Julio - 34, 35, 40 Roberts, J. - 10, 95 Roberts, Mr. - 91 Robertson, Mr. - 53 Robinson, Teri - 43 Robinson, Gary - 134 Robees, Alexis - 134 Rocha, Carlos - 30, 31 Rocha, Diamantino - 53, 54 Rocha, Maria - 135 Rodrigues, Ana - 56, 67, 135 Rodrigues, Antonio - 50, 86, 124, 135, 147 Rodrigues, Carlos - 113 Rodrigues, Jorge - 54 Rodrigues, Maria - 51, 52, 135, 152 Rodrigues, Suzy - 135 Rivera, Iris -134 Riveiro, Maria - 134, 135 Rodriguez, Carmela - 54 Rodriguez, Edison - 8 Rodriguez, Ericelda - 135 Rodriguez, Joanne • 50, 66, 67 Rodriguez, Mr. 87 Rodriguez, Mrs. - 50, % Rodriguez, Romy -135 Rodriguez, Santiago - 135 Rodriguez, Suzi ■ 30 Rodriguez, Wilma • 50, 93 Roman, Edwin • 135 Romeo, Monique - 30 Roque, Catarina - 136 Roque, John - 39 Roque, Rosa • 52, 53, 136 Rosario, Jane - 136 Rosario, Julio - 136 Ross, Carrie - 43, 136 Ross, Fawn - 43 Rosenbaum, Mrs. • 52, 92, 93 Rouselle, Amanda - 52, 136 Rubas, Peter - 91 Ruela, Maria - 136 Ruela, Natalie - 51, 115, 130, 136 Rugel, Jairo • 50 Ruggeri, Nancy - 78 Ruggeri, Ron - 78 Ruivo, Celina - 50, 51, 58, 118, 136 Ruiz, Alberto - 34, 35, 40 ssssssssss Salagaj, D. - 20, 50, 86, 87 Samagaro, Helder - 53 Sanchez. Ana - 51. 52. 53. 58. 60. 122, 123, 136, 137 Sanchez. Angelo - 8. 28, 29, 51, 137 Sanchez, William - 137 Sangale, Ms. • 79 Sanmateo, Juan - 137 Santiago, Carlos - 137 Santiago, Diana - 137 Santiago, Jorge - 28, 138 Santiago, lissette - 145 Santiago, Maria - 138 Santo, John E. - 38, 39, 138 Santos, Alice - 53 Santos, Carlos - 138 Santos, llda - 138 Santos, Isabel - 138 Santos, Jorge - 138 Santos, Luis - 51 Santos, Manny - 34, 35, 40 Santos, Mario - 16, 38, 39, 51,105, HO, 138 Santos, Odete - 52, 53 Santos, Olga - 138 Santos, Paulo • 34, 35, 40 Santos, Victor -138 Sardo, Christina - 139 Sarnoff, Ms. - 77 Savidas, Ms. 85 Scelfo, M. - 28, 51, 139 Schel, MaryAnn - 139 Schenck, Kelly -139 Schroeder, Christine - 52 Schroeder, Monica - 145 Science • 20 Scott, lan - 139 Security - 95 Segarra, Richard • 54, 139 Sehidis, Ms. - 96 Sena, Mr. - 75 Senatore, Lina - 95 Seratella, Ms. • 94 Severino, Juan • 145 Shelly, Paul 8 Shelton, Pamela - 50, 56, 60, 139 Sheridan, Ms. - 93 Shiponiac, Barbara - 67 Silva, Helder • 53 Silva, Henrique - 139 Silva, Higiniop - 140 Silva, Joanne • 140 Silva, Manny - 38, 39, 93 Silva, Maria - 140 Silva, Paul - 33, 140 Index ... Index ... Index ... Index Silva, Peter - 54 Silva, Ted - 2, 50, 51, 52, 58, 68, 124, 126, 127, 140 Smiley, Ms. - 85 Smith, Ms. - 79 Smith, Mrs. - 85 Soares, Joe - 53, 140 Soares, Maria - 145 Soccer - 38 Solomon, Mrs. - 79 Sostak, Mike - 51, 53 Sostak, Steven - 140 Soto, Adrian - 140 Soto, Armando - 51 Soto, Nelson - 53 Sousa, Dennis - 52, 53 Sousa, Humberto - 140 Sousa, Joao Paulo - 34, 35 Sousa, Lucia - 140 Sousa, Maria - 51, 53, 140, 147 Sousa, Paul - 35, 40 Sousa, Pedro - 7, 90, 140, 141 Souto, Rosemarie - 141 Souza, Maria - 24, 100, 141 Sports - 27, 28 Staniulis, Robert - 145 Staples, Ms. - 75 Steele, Ms. - 88 Stephens, Sean - 141 Strihart, Bobbie - 28 Student life - 2 Sulewski, Frank - 141 Sutera, Mr. - 76 Sweeper, Robin - 145 Swykowski - 87 Szczepanik, Barbara - 141 TTTTTTTTTT Taffet, Ms. - 79 Talaia, Alzira - 141 Tavares, Jose - 141 Taylor, Jimmy - 34, 35. 40, 46 Taylor, Ms. - 75 Teixeira, Antonio - 28, 141 Telo, Ana - 51, 142 Tennis - 33 Tereski, Ms. - 91 Thomas, Anthony - 34 Thomas, Laioynia - 142 Thomas, Ramaine - 66 Thomas, Roxann - 95 Thorne, Marie - 95 Tiago, Rosa - 142 Tome, Ana - 53 Tome, Rui - 53 Tomson, Jason - 28 Tonzola, Anthony - 112, 142 Torpar, Mrs. - 85 Torch - 1 Torres, Daisy • 145 Torres, Edwin - 50, 142 Torres, Rodney - 50, 142 Torres, Wanda - 142 Track - 35, 40 Tramel, Maryann - 142 Travisano, Mr. - 87 Trieitinger, Kristina - 145 Tremarco, Denise - 52 Tremarco, Mrs. - 94 Trimarco, Mr. - 20, 87 Troche, Jose - 28 Troche, Migdalina - 142 Twirlers - 64 uuuuuuu Underwood, Mrs. - 85 vvvvvvvvv Valante, Mrs. - 77 Valente, Elizabeth - 42 Valente, Ogla - 52, 53 Vargas, Edwin - 142 Vasconcelos, J. - 50, 142 Vasquez, Deliris - 143 Vasquez, Juan - 143 Vasquez, Linna - 30 Vecheria, Lidia - 143 Velez, Angie - 67 Vega, Carmen - 143 Ventura, Alma - 145 Verdelho, Maria - 53 Verdes, David - 53 Vick, Mrs. - 79 Vidal, Margarida - 21, 131, 142 Vieira, Paula - 56, 64, 65, 143 Vilarinho, Idalina - 143 Vinhas, Victor - 143 Virnot, Jose - 144 Virnet, Luis - 144 Virnet, Norma - 144 Vitorino, Arnold - 144 Vineiras, Adelaide - 53 wwwwww Wagner, J. - 2, 85 Walker, Jackie - 95 Washington, Gary - 145 Washington, Sjuckiea - 144 Wilczek, P. - 112, 144 Williams, C. - 8, 9, 36, 43, 54, 134, 144 Williams, R. - 56, 62, 63, 144 Williams, Sherrie - 144 Williams, Todd, 34, 35, 40 Wolton, R. - 56, 66, 67, 144 Woodyard, Cheryl - 144 Watson, Mr. - 88, 89 Weeks, Mrs. - 79 Weightlifting - 51 Werner, V. - 2, 30, 31, 71, 88, 89, 96 Wichowski - Winterguard - 56 Woods, Mr. - 95 Woody, Mr. - 95 Wujciak, Robert - 74 xxxxxxxx Xavier, Alda - 51, 52, 144, 147 YYYYYYYYY Yingst, Robert - 95 York, Doreen - 144 Young, Mrs. - 50, 87 zzzzzzzzz Zalewski, J. - 95 Zambrana, Luis - 145 Zambrane, David - 52 Zamora, Wellington - 28, 144 Zarro, Mr. - 88 Zenga, Mr. - 51, 90, 91 Zenna, Ms. - 76 Zingier, Mariusz - 144 184 Index